Combating Illicit Xylazine: New Regulations and Penalties
This act aims to combat the growing problem of illicit xylazine use, often mixed with other drugs. It prohibits its use in humans and strengthens penalties for illegal distribution. The goal is to protect public health and reduce negative impacts on citizens.
Key points
Prohibition of Xylazine Use in Humans: Any use of xylazine in humans becomes illegal, aiming to protect against severe health consequences like respiratory depression, unconsciousness, or tissue necrosis.
Stricter Penalties for Illicit Trafficking: Individuals illegally distributing xylazine will face harsher penalties, similar to those for trafficking other controlled substances.
Monitoring and Reporting: The government will monitor the spread of illicit xylazine and regularly report to Congress to assess the effectiveness of measures and potentially introduce further changes.
Status:
Expired
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