AN ACT PROHIBITING STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT UNITS FROM ACCEPTING FEDERAL FUNDS TO CONDUCT CERTAIN PROGRAMS RELATED TO MARIJUANA GROWN ON PRIVATE LAND.

HB 6629 prohibits state law enforcement agencies, including the Division of State Police, from accepting federal grant funds to conduct programs that surveil, search for, or destroy marijuana grown on private land. The bill directly affects state police and other law enforcement units by blocking their use of federal money for enforcement actions targeting private cannabis cultivation. Its key mechanism is a clear prohibition on accepting such federal funds for these specific activities, as stated in the bill's purpose. The policy change prevents state agencies from using federal resources to enforce marijuana laws on private property where cultivation is permitted under state law.