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Ayahuasca Legal States

Ayahuasca Legal States: compare 51 US states on 2 metrics.

Ayahuasca Legal Status

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51 states
AlabamaIllegal—
AlaskaIllegal—
ArizonaIllegal—
ArkansasIllegal—
CaliforniaIllegalSeveral cities, such as Oakland, Santa Cruz, and Berkeley, have decriminalized certain plant-based entheogens. These efforts are local, not statewide.
ColoradoDecriminalizedIn November 2022, voters passed Proposition 122, decriminalizing natural psychedelics (including DMT) for adults 21+. A regulated access program for licensed healing centers was expected by late 2024, but appears delayed as of early 2025.
ConnecticutIllegal—
DelawareIllegal—
District of ColumbiaDecriminalized—
FloridaIllegal—
GeorgiaIllegal—
HawaiiIllegal—
IdahoIllegal—
IllinoisIllegal—
IndianaIllegal—
IowaIllegal—
KansasIllegal—
KentuckyIllegal—
LouisianaIllegal—
MaineIllegal—
MarylandIllegal—
MassachusettsIllegalSome cities, like Somerville, Cambridge, and Northampton, have deprioritized enforcement against entheogens. This is non-binding and mostly symbolic.
MichiganIllegal—
MinnesotaIllegal—
MississippiIllegal—
MissouriIllegal—
MontanaIllegal—
NebraskaIllegal—
NevadaIllegal—
New HampshireIllegal—
New JerseyIllegal—
New MexicoIllegal—
New YorkIllegal—
North CarolinaIllegal—
North DakotaIllegal—
OhioIllegal—
OklahomaIllegal—
OregonDecriminalized for small amountsMeasure 110 (2020) decriminalized possession of small amounts of all drugs, including DMT. Measure 109 legalized psilocybin therapy, but it does not cover DMT.
PennsylvaniaIllegal—
Rhode IslandIllegal—
South CarolinaIllegal—
South DakotaIllegal—
TennesseeIllegal—
TexasIllegal—
UtahIllegal—
VermontIllegal—
VirginiaIllegal—
WashingtonIllegalSome cities, such as Seattle, Port Townsend, and Tacoma, have passed local resolutions deprioritizing enforcement. No statewide decriminalization.
West VirginiaIllegal—
WisconsinIllegal—
WyomingIllegal—

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Where does this ayahuasca legal states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Ayahuasca's Legal Landscape in the US - Recovered; Magic Mushrooms Are Decriminalized in DC as of Today - Washingtonian; Psychedelic Laws in Colorado - Psychedelic Invest; Washington State County Approves Psychedelics Decriminalization Resolution - Marijuana Moment.