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Bill backed by Ohio Senator to combat fentanyl trafficking signed into law
A bill backed by both Ohio Senators to fight fentanyl trafficking is now law. President Donald Trump signed the Halt All Lethal Trafficking (HALT) of Fentanyl Act into law. Both Senator Jon Husted and Bernie Moreno voted for the bill back in March. The House of Representatives approved it back in June.
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A Minnesota mom who testified for tougher fentanyl penalties was invited to the White House to see the bill become law.
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