Borderless Trustbusters
The term “trustbuster” was first coined in the early 2000s by the United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to describe individuals who were involved in illegal drug trafficking activities. These individuals would often use their own vehicles to transport drugs across state borders. In recent years, borderless trustbusters have become increasingly popular among marijuana growers.
Borderless Growers
These are people who choose to grow marijuana outside of the United States. Many of these growers choose to do so because they want to avoid the high taxes imposed by the federal government. However, many states still impose heavy taxes on marijuana growers.
Borderless Growers and Marijuana Legalization
Many people believe that legalizing marijuana will lead to less borderless growers. As long as marijuana remains illegal, people will continue to grow it illegally. If marijuana becomes legal, then borderless growers could potentially make a lot of money.
Borderless Growers vs. State-Legalized Cannabis
Some people believe that if marijuana became legalized, then borderless growers would lose out on business. Others believe that legalization will only benefit them.
Borderless Growers in California
California is home to some of the largest marijuana farms in the world. According to the DEA, there are over 1 million marijuana plants being grown in California. Most of these plants are cultivated in Humboldt County.
Borderless Growers Are More Common Today
In the past, marijuana growers had to deal with the risk of getting caught by law enforcement. Nowadays, however, borderless growers are much easier to find. There are now websites where people can buy seeds online and grow marijuana legally.
Borderless Growers Have Been Around Forever
There have been reports of borderless growers since the 1970s. Back then, the only way to grow marijuana was to cross state lines.
