Arizona's governor signs a bill to repeal 1864 ban on most abortions
- Democratic Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed a bill repealing a Civil War-era abortion ban, marking the start of efforts to safeguard reproductive health care in Arizona.
- The 1864 law prohibiting most abortions will be repealed once the legislative session ends, likely in June or July.
- The repeal follows a 16-14 Senate vote, with two GOP lawmakers siding with Democrats against the ban. Hobbs criticized the ban's origin, dating back to a time of slavery and women's disenfranchisement.
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