The new White House drug czar has quite an idea for where to put nonviolent drug users

Marino voted multiple times against a bipartisan measure to prevent the Justice Department from going after state-legal medical marijuana businesses
The Washington Post (US)
Wednesday, April 12, 2017

Tom MarinoRep. Tom Marino (R-Pa.) will be President Trump's drug czar, according to a report from CBS News. Marino's congressional voting record is that of a hard-liner on marijuana issues, and he recently said that he'd like to put nonviolent drug offenders in some sort of “hospital-slash-prison.” As drug czar, Marino would oversee the Office of National Drug Control Policy, a branch of the White House that advises the president on drug policy issues. More than anything else, the office sets the tone of an administration's drug policy. (See also: Trump's pick for 'Drug Czar')