While most of us can be fairly certain that police will not suddenly crash through our front door in the middle of the night, that's not the case in Houston.

As with the poisonous alcohol produced by Alcohol Prohibition, today’s killer drugs come almost exclusively, and necessarily, from Drug Prohibition—and safety can only come from this Prohibition’s repeal.

Former Seattle chief of police Norm Stamper has been a leading voice against Drug Prohibition for over four decades.

In a May 2004 press release, the alarming an unintended side effects of Drug Prohibition were laid bare by economist Jeffrey Miron.

Arguably the War on Drugs' most renowned critic was economist Milton Friedman, who at that time was writing a regular column in Newsweek.

Watch Steve's video to learn more about how families and the economy at large stand to gain by ending the War on Drugs.