ng in him living in a  nightmare .

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 It all became clear to me when I first met with my court-appointed attorneys. They explained how my case had now gotten blown out of proportion and was now a high-profile case!  he wrote.  The shock in their eyes and the tears from mine were a reaction to my realization that I was living everyone's worst nightmare! To be publicly infamous-a target! To the United States of America, from here everything went downhill. I was now labeled a cold-blooded murderer in the eyes of the people of this nation. 

 The anxiety and despair I felt compares to no other,  he added.

Matthew Borgula, a criminal defense attorney and former federal prosecutor, said the lawsuit is unlikely to succeed, citing a range of factors, including presidential immunity.

 Federal law requires courts to screen prisoner suits before anyone is served. This complaint will likely not survive that screening,  Borgula told Fox News Digital.  Also, Presidential immunity covers official acts, and campaign statements can fall outside it - but this suit fails for more basic reasons. 

Borgula noted that Trump's statements on the Ortiz-Vite's case were  substantially true, and being publicly embarrassed by a politician isn't a constitutional violation. This case should end before it begins. 

Tudor Dixon, a former Michigan GOP gubernatorial candidate, called the lawsuit an example of arrogance and entitlement.

 As long as we have Democrats jetting to other countries to coddle criminal illegal aliens over margaritas, this level of arrogance and entitlement from convicted murderers will continue,  Dixon told Fox News Digital.  It's time lawmakers stand with the Ruby Garcias of the world instead of her killer. 

After entering the U.S. illegally, Ortiz-Vite remained under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program until his status expired on May 10, 2019, MLive.com reported.

He was deported following a 2020 arrest for driving while intoxicated. It was unclear when he re-entered the U.S. illegally.

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The complaint didn't cite any legal violations, instead blaming Trump for labeling him as an example of the Biden administration's border policies.

Ortiz-Vite eventually said he  stood tall  and took responsibility for his actions.

 Because I was remorseful for my actions on the 26th, I turned myself in and confessed to the murder of my partner at the time,  he wrote.  Knowing the consequences it would bring, I stood tall and was respectful when asked about the actions that took place on the night of March 24th, 2024. 

He is seeking $75 million, a public apology, and  naturalization to this beautiful country. 

Despite its lack of merit, Borgula, the lawyer, noted that the lawsuit appears to be a window into what it's like to become a talking point in a national campaign.

 While the plaintiff may feel aggrieved, I don't see that a federal court can offer a remedy,  he said.  He pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. Once you've done that, absent overturning the conviction, I don't see a legal avenue for collecting damages on a theory that your conviction was unfair. 

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