Another Unintended Consequence of the "War on Drugs" Is That

Multiple Choice

Another unintended consequence of the "war on drugs" is that

A) law enforcement agencies have become financially dependent on state and federal subsidies, provided each year to help them in the "war on drugs."
B) many states are now forced to spend almost as much money on new prison construction as they do on college classroom construction/renovations.
C) communities fight against the possibility of having a new prison built there, which is a reflection of the "Not In My Back Yard" phenomenon.
D) communities have found the concentration of drugs in the hands of a few dealers has drawn large numbers of drug abusers to those communities as they seek easy access to suppliers.