Furthermore, for Trump, literally every American was his constituent. Blocking any of them is clearly a violation. For AOC, her constituents are New York State

Furthermore, for Trump, literally every American was his constituent. Blocking any of them is clearly a violation. For AOC, her constituents are New York State's 14th district residents. Anyone beyond that is not someone she's actively representing. Now, does the law make a distinction here? (I'm genuinely asking; I'm unfamiliar with the specific statute.) If it does, then unless AOC was actually blocking a resident of her district, the situations are clearly different.