Tucson to shirk Arizona's 'Second Amendment sanctuary' law in ongoing gun rights battle

Protestors hold signs during a "March For Our Lives" demonstration demanding gun control in Sacramento, California, U.S. March 24, 2018.
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Arizona and the city of Tucson could be headed to court over gun control in the state.
GOP Gov. Doug Ducey signed a law declaring Arizona a "Second Amendment sanctuary" earlier this year.
Tucson officials moved to uphold federal gun regulations in the city, despite the state law.See more stories on Insider's business page.
Three months after