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Gingrich: Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer Should Sue Feds

Friday, 30 Jul 2010 02:46 PM

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In an exclusive Newsmax interview, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich backs Arizona’s new immigration law and says Gov. Jan Brewer “ought to promptly file suit against the federal government to make them pay for all the costs that Arizona’s dealing with — costs in schools, costs in prisons, costs in hospitals. If the federal government’s basis of its lawsuit is that it has sole responsibility, then it ought to have sole responsibility. If I were [Gov. Brewer], I’d present them with a bill for several billion dollars on behalf of the people of Arizona who are currently suffering because eof the incompetence and failure of the federal government.”

Editor’s note: See the clip below for Gingrich’s comments on Arizona immigration. To read the full interview — Go Here Now.



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