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Arizona Gov.
Jan Brewer has signed a bill that makes it illegal to carry a concealed weapon in the state, the Arizona Republic reports.
Brewer signed the bill into law on Friday, making Arizona the first state to make such a law.
The Arizona Diamondbacks and the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation are among the many groups that have signed on to the bill.
The bill also makes it illegal for anyone to carry a concealed weapon on school grounds.
Brewer signed the bill in a ceremony at the state Capitol on Friday, the AP reports.
The Arizona Diamondbacks and the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation are among the many groups that have signed on to the bill.
The bill also makes it illegal for anyone to carry a concealed weapon on school grounds.
The Diamondbacks and the Diamondbacks Foundation are among the many groups that have signed on to the bill.
The bill also makes it illegal for anyone to carry a concealed weapon on school grounds.
The Diamondbacks and the Diamondbacks Foundation are among the many groups that have signed on to the bill.
The bill also makes it illegal for anyone to carry a concealed weapon on school grounds.
The Diamondbacks and the Diamondbacks Foundation are among the many groups that have signed on to the bill.
The Diamondbacks and the Diamondbacks Foundation are among the many groups that have signed on to the bill.
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