Arkansas Reacts To Gov. Asa Hutchinson's Addresses Of Controversial Religious Freedom Bill

LITTLE ROCK, AR - APRIL 1: Jerry Jones, executive vice president of Acxiom, speaks during a press conference by the Human Rights Campaign on the steps of the Arkansas State Capital in Little Rock following Gov. Asa Hutchinson's comments on House Bill 1228, a bill passed which prohibits state and local governments from infringing on a person's religious beliefs without a "compelling" interest, on April 1, 2015 in Little Rock, Arkansas. Acxiom is a data services company that provides much employment and business in the state of Arkansas. They have been part of the business leaders in the state to come out in opposition of HB 1228. Hutchinson said he won't sign the bill into law in its current form. Opponents say the bill would provide protections to businesses or individuals who refuse to serve someone based on religious beliefs. (Photo by Andrea Morales/Getty Images)