A drug policy group is launching an ad campaign urging President Donald Trump and Congress to ban kratom days after the drug was found at the scenes of two Ole Miss students’ deaths.
The Foundation for Drug Policy Solutions announced Tuesday the new campaign titled “Football, Not Funerals,” calling on the president and Capitol Hill to enact a full federal ban on the “gas station heroin.”
“There’s nothing more American than college football Saturdays, but nothing’s worse than when tragedy strikes,” the ad begins.
“Two University of Mississippi students are confirmed dead. They also found kratom, also known as gas station heroin,” news anchors report in a clip shown during the ad.
“Drugs like krat …