“Good question- That I don’t know, but I do know that they often break the law by committing criminal acts while doing so-”
But, Does a “Palestinian” citizen here as a legal student have the “RIGHT” to assemble and protest “Israeli genocide”? or Mexican citizens demonstrating for “Free Health Care”
Is that act, in and of itself, barring any sort of illegal actions, legally protected?
Host governments can revoke visas for any reason any time they want. There is no right to reside in our country simple because you want to.
Again I am not a lawyer and can only look at the issue with what I think is good common sense. While I personally don’t think that guests should have a right to assemble and demean any group, or rather, perhaps they do have the right to do so, but we have the right to deport them if they choose to be pukes.
See post 26- he mentions that people do not have the right to engage in terroristic threats- common sense says that this is how it shou,d be, and those that do so should be deported. I think perhaps the law would agree, but I don’t know-
No. They can be dropped kicked out of the country. No questions asked.
“ Is that act, in and of itself, barring any sort of illegal actions, legally protected?”
No laws to protect speech are necessary, since the First Amendment restricts the government from interfering. The First Amendment grants nothing. It prevents something.
So, in your hypothetical, Palestinian protesters are as free as native born American citizens to speak and the government may not inhibit them, even through dodges like taking away their visas, since if their speech violated a law, since that law is unconstitutional, it is as if it did not exist.