Arizona AG Sues to Seat Adelita Grijalva in Congress Amidst Delay
October 22, 2025
Arizona AG sues to seat Adelita Grijalva in Congress after Speaker Johnson’s refusal, impacting 800,000 constituents.
Arizona AG sues to seat Adelita Grijalva in Congress after Speaker Johnson’s refusal, impacting 800,000 constituents.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes sues to have Adelita Grijalva sworn into Congress after Speaker Johnson’s month-long delay.
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