Swift Legal Action Expected After Mike Johnson Refuses To Swear In Adelita Grijalva

Speaker Mike Johnson had one more chance to swear in Adelita Grijalva during the House pro forma session. He refused to do, so now it is expected that he will be sued by the state of Arizona.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes gave Speaker Mike Johnson two days to swear in Rep.-Elect Adelita Grijalva after her election win was certified by the state earlier this week.

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Hakeem Jeffries warned Johnson that he was about to be sued on Friday:

 All options are on the table with respect to Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva. It’s shameful that she has not been sworn in because Speaker Johnson and House Republicans apparently want to continue to hide the Jeffrey Epstein files from the American people.

This has gone on now for weeks, and so it’s my expectation that if she is not sworn in today during the pro forma session, as the Arizona Attorney General has made clear, expect swift and decisive legal action.

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Johnson responded to Jeffries by telling reporters:

 I thought Hakeem was a better attorney than that. It’s a publicity stunt by a Democrat Attorney General in Arizona who sees the national moment and wants to call me out.