Drug_Policy

Drug Policy U.S. Policy on National Drug Control United States narcotics policy seeks for reduction of the supply of illicit drugs to the United States and reduction of user demand within the United States. This is based on three core principles; (1) Stopping drug use before it starts, (2) Healing America’s drug users and (3) Disrupting the drug market. Bush plans to accomplish these goals by expanding the efforts to reduce foreign production at the source, expanding interdiction and enforcement activities to disrupt supply lines, expand efforts to reduce worldwide demand, and expand economic disincentives for international drug trafficking. President Bush’s National Drug Policy seeks to reduce the use of illegal drugs by 10% over the next 2 years and 25% over the next 5 years. In order to do so the President has set a $19.2 billion budget for Drug Control in 2003. Bush has proposed a $10 million drug, president, bush, billion, united, supply, states, reduce, proposed, policy, over, million, increase, drugs, colombia, years, treatment, trafficking, source, seeks, reduction, order, next, national, narcotics, interdiction, illegal, expanding, expand, efforts, demand, countries, control, bill, assistance