Washington ( CNN ) -- Arizona Gov . Jan Brewer made clear Tuesday she 's not worried about a potential legal challenge from the Obama administration over her state 's controversial immigration law . `` We 'll meet you in court , '' Brewer told CNN ' when asked how she would respond if President Barack Obama 's Department of Justice decided to challenge the law . `` I have a pretty good record of winning in court . '' The American Civil Liberties Union is currently leading a court challenge . Attorney General Eric Holder , who met with a delegation of police chiefs from Arizona and elsewhere this week to discuss the law , has yet to indicate whether the federal government would file a legal challenge . Obama , who has called the law `` misguided , '' will meet with Brewer at the White House on Thursday , a White House official told CNN . It will be the first one-on-one meeting between the two since Brewer approved the law in April . The new immigration law , implemented last month , allows police officers to check the residency status of anyone who is being investigated for a crime or possible legal infraction if there is reasonable suspicion the person is an illegal resident . Critics , including Holder , have said the law will promote racial profiling . But Brewer said Tuesday the law does not target an individual 's specific race . She also made clear driver 's licenses are not sufficient to prove citizenship . `` It would n't matter if you are Latino or Hispanic or Norwegian , '' she said . `` If you did n't have proof of citizenship and the police officer had reasonable suspicion , he would ask and verify your citizenship . I mean , that 's the way that it is . That 's what the federal law says . And that 's what the law in Arizona says . '' Brewer strongly defended the law , saying she would not suspend it even if Obama sharply increased the number of U.S. troops at the Mexican border . iReport : Share your view on the Arizona law . The Arizona governor also said the White House has not adequately communicated with her about Obama 's recently announced plan to dispatch 1,200 National Guard troops to the border . `` I 'm sitting here with no good information . It would be very helpful , I might say , if somebody would give me something in writing telling me what they 're sending to Arizona , how will it be distributed ? '' she said . CNN 's Alex Mooney and Ed Henry contributed to this report .
Washington governor to meet Obama with President Jan Brewer . Gov . Barack Obama defends her state 's controversial immigration law . Brewer says she 'll ask Obama to tighten border security .