After witnessing the violence at a “Free Speech” event in California, the New Jersey legislature passes a law which requires any group supporting President Trump who seeks to ass

After witnessing the violence at a “Free Speech” event in California, the New Jersey legislature passes a law which requires any group supporting President Trump who seeks to assemble on a public college campus to first pre-register with the County Board of Elections and County Prosecutors Office. The registration process takes about 6 months, and the group may not hold any rallies or protests until they receive approval and certification from the State. In addition, neither the pro-Trump supporters nor anti-Trump advocates may carry into any designated free speech area any signs or other objects which may be used as weapons, such as boards attached to signs, banners, or tables for displaying information or merchandise. “Troopers for Trump” sues New Jersey in Federal Court. You are the attorney for the Troopers.
a. What constitutional violations, if any, can you identify? Explain all that apply.
The law also provides that anti-Trump protestors may not attend any pro-Trump event and any individual protesting outside of a pro-Trump must remain 500 feet away from the entrance to the event, and may not yell, shout, discuss or engage in conversation with any pro-Trump attendee. Now you represent the anti-Trump group. Is the New Jersey law unconstitutional? If so why? Explain using the cases we discussed and as well as what constitutional provisions the law violate(s). Identify any cases that pertain to the facts, issues or Constitutional principles we discussed in class.