Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed legislation repealing the state's 1864 abortion ban, but it won't take effect immediately due to legislative adjournment. The state Supreme Court delayed enforcement until June 27, and abortion-rights advocates are working to protect access until then.
Key Points
Repeal signed by Gov. Katie Hobbs
Delay in enforcement until June 27
Efforts to delay the ruling and protect access until then
Pros
Repeal of a restrictive 1864 abortion ban
Efforts to protect abortion access until the new law takes effect
Cons
Uncertainty due to legislative adjournment
Potential chaos and confusion from multiple bans at different times