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Nick Sortour was assaulted in Portland by a flag-burning mob, and we've made it a one-year penalty for inciting riots. We took the freedom of speech away because that's been through the courts, and the courts said you have freedom of speech.

Non-citizens in the United States are protected by the same constitutional rights, including the right to free speech, as citizens.

The ruling highlights the importance of protecting unpopular speech as a fundamental aspect of the First Amendment.

The First Amendment is clear: we have the right to protest and freedom of speech. If you don't believe in these rights, you're deeply un-American.

The judge's ruling is seen as a necessary defense of constitutional rights and a warning against the erosion of free speech in the U.S.

The First Amendment is the one truly distinctive thing that makes America America. It makes this country great. You are a citizen. That means you can speak openly and honestly without fear about what you actually believe.

The judge's decision emphasized that the First Amendment protects all speech, including unpopular opinions, to ensure freedom of expression.

Non-citizens in the United States, even those with visas or green cards, are protected by the same constitutional rights, including free speech.

The legal argument against flag burning, as attempted by Trump, is described as more than flimsy and absurd, highlighting the constitutional protection of free speech despite attempts to prosecute such acts.

The whole point of freedom of speech is to say unpopular things, right? But even if you were to say, okay, look, I don't think it's freedom of speech to burn a flag, even if the Supreme Court disagrees, even if the Constitution disagrees.