Attorneys general urges Pres. Biden to put fentanyl on weapons list
Fentanyl has claimed the lives of thousands upon thousands of Americans. So much so, that 18 state attorneys general want the drug to be classified as a weapon of mass destruction. FOX 5's Josh Rosenthal has the latest.
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Attorneys general urges Pres. Biden to put fentanyl on weapons list

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