On Monday, a Texas Senate committee considered Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's priority bill of banning all consumable THC products.

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Senate Bill 3 would criminalize the manufacturing and selling of nearly all consumable hemp products that contain THC.

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In 2021, the Senate failed trying to pass a ban on delta-8 and THC products, but now Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says it's his priority this session.

Texas Senate Bill 3 proposes a ban on consumable THC products with severe penalties for possession and manufacture.

Unanimous passage in the Senate comes after top Texas officials say the third-party services undermine trust in the lottery.