"The president believes in enforcing federal law -- that's his top priority -- regardless of what the topic is, whether it's marijuana or immigration." White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders told reporters.
(Corrects to show DOJ rescinded Obama-era easing of federal drug laws.) (Reporting by Jeff Mason; Writing by Katanga Johnson; Editing by David Alexander)White House: Trump believes in enforcing federal law on marijuana
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