As president of the United States, Donald Trump gets to live in the White House, ride in "The Beast," and fly around the world on Air Force One. But for a famously litigious businessman-turned-politician, running the country offers another attractive benefit: legal immunity.The president cannot face lawsuits related to what he does in an official capacity while in office, the Supreme Court has ruled in multiple cases. Instead, anyone who feels wronged by a presidential action needs to sue the U.S. government as a whole.But what Trump did before he moved into the White House is fair game—for now. His legal team is trying to expand the legal exceptions already afforded to the president, potentially putting ongoing lawsuits against Trump in limbo.Continue reading on VICE News.