People using state-legal marijuana would not be denied federal housing
This bill would change federal rules so state-legal marijuana use is not considered a crime for housing purposes. This would benefit individuals and families in federally assisted housing.
Currently, federal housing programs can deny people housing or evict them if they use marijuana, even if it's legal in their state. If this bill becomes law, federal housing rules would change. State-legal marijuana use would no longer be a reason to deny someone federally assisted housing or evict them.
HR 6807 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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