Arizona Republicans stalled efforts to vote on a bill that would repeal a near-total ban on abortion from 1864, following a ruling by the Arizona Supreme Court. The GOP leaders are closely reviewing the court's decision before taking action, while Democrats have criticized the delay in repealing the ban.
Key Points
Arizona Republicans stalled efforts to vote on repealing a near-total abortion ban from 1864 after a ruling by the Arizona Supreme Court
GOP leaders are reviewing the court's decision and listening to constituents before taking action
Democrats have criticized the delay in repealing the ban, pushing for quick action
Pros
GOP leaders are taking time to review the court's ruling before making a decision
Legal battle over the ban is ongoing, allowing for further arguments on its constitutionality
Cons
Delay in repealing the ban has drawn criticism from Democrats and pro-abortion activists