AG Tong and AG Torrez Co-Lead a Bipartisan Coalition of 35 AGs in Urging Congress to Preserve Federal Hemp Reforms
Published Date: Aug 4, 2026
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New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez and Connecticut Attorney General William Tong co-leading a coalition of 35 attorneys general, announced today that the coalition sent a letter to congressional leaders urging them to preserve the federal redefinition of hemp and reject any effort to delay, repeal, suspend or weaken the reforms Congress enacted in November 2025 to address intoxicating hemp-derived products. The coalition argues that preserving the current framework will provide regulatory certainty, protect public safety and support a uniform national approach to hemp regulation.
“The reforms Congress established last year are critical to protecting the public and ensuring that intoxicating hemp products remain out of our communities. We urge Congress to stand by their decision and keep these reforms in effect as we work to protect New Mexican consumers and businesses that rely on the law as it stands.” – AG Torrez
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