A renewed push for medical marijuana legalization in Idaho is gaining momentum, but is facing opposition from lawmakers at the statehouse. The Idaho Legislature has introduced Senate Concurrent Resolution 127, stating that legalization in other states has led to increased cartel activity, human trafficking, and crime. Advocates argue that the legislature is ignoring the will of the people. However, opponents argue that current framework is too broad and could lead to de facto recreational use. The fate of the policy may be decided by voters in November.