And if a particular analog was moved to Schedule one, the cartels would simply alter the chemical composition slightly, which meant the new analog wasn't subject to stricter enforcement, even though it was no less deadly. But that ended in 2018, when The Trump administration temporarily reclassified all fentanyl analogs under Schedule 1. And Congress has extended that temporary reclassification several times. Because it works, Mr. President. Now it's time to make that permanent. That's where the Halt Fentanyl act comes in. (01:51–01:57)
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