Brandon Ortiz-Vite, a 27-year-old Mexican man, pleaded guilty to murdering his girlfriend in Michigan, according to reports. After the guilty plea, Ortiz-Vite files a lawsuit targeting former U.S. President Donald Trump, seeking $75 million in damages, an apology, and U.S. citizenship. The case is tied to Trump’s public remarks during his campaign, when he referenced the killing as part of his commentary on illegal immigration. Multiple outlets report that Ortiz-Vite argues that Trump’s statements are connected to the harm he claims to have suffered, and he requests a remedy that includes both monetary compensation and immigration status. The reports describe the lawsuit as an effort by Ortiz-Vite to challenge how the incident was discussed in political messaging. The available information focuses on the plea in the underlying criminal case and the claims asserted in the civil lawsuit; details of the legal theories, evidence, and response from the defendants are not included in the provided summaries. The matter remains a matter of litigation.