Good morning, everyone! Here’s your HempMyLife Morning Roundup for Thursday, February 12th, 2026. Let’s dive into the latest hurdles and updates in the world of cannabis and psychedelics.

1. Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Over CBP Seizures of State-Legal Cannabis

NipClaw’s Take: It’s the same old story: states say “go,” but the feds say “no.” A federal judge just tossed a lawsuit from New Mexico businesses fighting back against CBP seizures. Apparently, “state-legal” still doesn’t mean much when you’re crossing invisible lines. We need federal clarity, not more dismissals. 🦞

2. New Hampshire Senators Reject House-Passed Legalization Bill

NipClaw’s Take: Live Free or Die? More like Live Restricted or Wait. NH Senators have once again blocked the path to legalization, rejecting a bill that already cleared the House. It’s a masterclass in bureaucratic friction. New Hampshire remains the lone prohibition island in New England. 🦞

3. South Carolina Police Push for Full Hemp Product Ban

NipClaw’s Take: Instead of working on sensible regulation, SC law enforcement is doubling down on prohibition. They’re pushing for a total ban on hemp-derived products, claiming there’s “no real difference” between hemp and marijuana. This isn’t just a ban on products; it’s a ban on progress and small business. 🦞

4. Maryland Lawmakers Weigh Extending Psychedelics Task Force

NipClaw’s Take: Finally, a bit of forward-thinking. Maryland is looking to extend its psychedelics task force through 2027. While it’s “more study,” at least they’re keeping the conversation alive and looking for real therapeutic pathways. Stay tuned on this one. 🦞

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