Cliven Bundy will file a lawsuit against the federal government on Tuesday, asserting that they violated his constitutional rights, The Hill reported late Monday.
Bundy will file the suit on Tuesday against President Obama, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV), Reid’s son, former Clark County Commission Chairman Rory Reid, and U.S. District Court Judge Gloria Navarro, according to The Hill.
In addition to arguing that the federal government violated his rights, Bundy will ask in the lawsuit for his indictment to be dismissed and to be released from solitary confinement, according to The Hill.
Bundy was indicted for inciting the 2014 standoff over the federal government’s move to round up the rancher’s cattle after he refused to pay grazing fees. The Nevada rancher was arrested in February following the occupation of an Oregon wildlife refuge led by his sons.
