Firstly, the First Amendment legally speaking, applies to American citizens, not visitors on a visa. Secondly, there's big difference between free speech (as i

Firstly, the First Amendment legally speaking, applies to American citizens, not visitors on a visa. Secondly, there's big difference between free speech (as in saying what you want openly), and congregating to occupying public or private spaces to generate protests, be loud, obnoxious, block foot traffic, cause litter, incite to violence etc. Your speech is free as long as it doesn't inconvenience others. Can I come outside your house, occupy the sidewalk and shout in a bullhorn my political opinions at your window 24/7? No? Why is that? It's just my free speech bro. You see how free speech works?