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Students question Trump’s flag burning ban
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The Poly Post
Trump’s executive order banning flag burning is not in line with the Supreme Court rulings over flag burning being protected by the First Amendment.
Alejandro Zavala, a music composition student, sees burning the flag as a form of protest and expression, which is a constitutional right.
Math student Angel Guzman sees burning the American flags as more disrespectful than good.
I don’t think burning the flag should be one of them.”However, Guzman still believes a one-year jail sentence for burning the flag is too harsh and said it should be a lighter punishment.
The first instance of flag burning was recorded during the Civil War, when Union soldiers were upset about the way the war was going.
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