No psilocybin rescheduling movement materializes from NDAA; any language stays research-confined, keeping Schedule I enforcement intact.

Congress sometimes sneaks policy changes into the annual defense spending bill (the NDAA, or National Defense Authorization Act). Any psychedelic language that makes it in will only allow more research — it won't change psilocybin's current status as a Schedule I drug, meaning police and prosecutors can still fully enforce the ban.

Research riders don't touch scheduling. Enforcement posture holds. Communities I answer to aren't ready for normalization, and neither is the evidence for safety at scale.