Now, Gaetz says he has it on authority that DEA is taking steps to see that through. Earlier this week on Tuesday, the White House declined to comment on the status of the rescheduling process, deferring Marijuana Moment to the Justice Department, which has not responded to multiple requests for comments. Last May, for example, he said that “meaningful” marijuana reform was “on the horizon” under the Trump administration, praising the president’s “leadership” in supporting rescheduling. I have been told that the DEA is drafting this rule and moving it ASAP. Meanwhile, earlier this month, DEA said the cannabis rescheduling appeal process “remains pending” despite Trump’s executive order.