Does a pro se plaintiff have the right to appointment of counsel to amend a complaint challenging state-actor-immunity?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Does a Pro Se plaintiff have the right to appointment of counsel for the purpose of amending a complaint, which complaint sought to challenge the doctrine of "immunity" for state actors who violate their oaths by ignoring and belittling poor, uneducated and marginalized defendants who lack advantages of money, education and status and are therefore considered otherwise undeserving of respect? 2. Is an action brought to challenge the scope of "immunity" for state actors an appropriate cause of action for a federal court to consider? i