By Alyssa Terry
By Alia Willson
The federal government gives the okay for tribes to grow and sell marijuana on reservations – even in states that have not legalized the drug.
But tribes in the Dakotas don’t seem interested in getting a jump on it. Just this year, the Oglala Sioux Tribal Council rejected a proposal to allow marijuana on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Standing Rock Chairman Dave Archambault says the tribe might consider marijuana’s cousin, hemp, but the federal government would have to allow interstate transport for it to be a profitable venture.
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