#RolandMartinUnfiltered - Stunning Travel Ban TARGETED Black Nations — This Was PURE Hate

Episode Date: June 16, 2025

Trump’s travel ban didn’t just target Muslims — it disproportionately hit Black-majority nations across Africa. And the excuses didn’t hold up under scrutiny. 🔥 Roland and Dr. Khan break down the devastating human impact  🔥 Families separated, lives ruined — and for what?  🔥 The so-called “security” policy exposed as raw discrimination  🔥 A warning for what happens when racism gets wrapped in policy This wasn’t protection. It was punishment — and the receipts are all here. #TravelBan #BlackNations #AfricaBan #FireReels #RolandMartinUnfiltered #ImmigrationJustice #TrumpBan #AntiBlackness #Discrimination Join the Roland Martin YouTube channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjXB7nX8bL2U2sje8d212Yw/join Support #RolandMartinUnfiltered and #BlackStarNetwork 👉🏾 Use Cash App by visiting Stripe https://buy.stripe.com/7sI3ccgYyfSQ8y45kl 👉🏾  PayPal ☛ https://www.paypal.me/rmartinunfiltered Venmo ☛https://venmo.com/rmunfiltered Zelle ☛ [e-mail]  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And of course, we know he's targeting African nations. No shock. He called African nations shitholes countries in his first term. And so these restrictions by the twice-impeached, criminally convicted felon-in-chief, showcases that what he really wants is white people in America. So if we unpack, we're talking about Afghanistan. If you look at the people of Afghanistan, Iran, those are some of the countries. Oh, guess what? All y'all Cubans, y'all was sitting here celebrating, throwing parties about Trump being elected.

And guess what? He just told y'all, y'all can't come here either. Okay, folks. And so when we start unpacking all the other countries, guess what? We're talking about Sudan, Congo,

Haiti, Chad. Look at this, Libya, Somalia, Yemen, all these nations. We got Cuba, Venezuela, Lyles face partial restrictions on travel and immigration as well. The ban is set to begin June 9th. It is applied to both permanent immigrants, as well as folks with temporary visitors with exceptions for US green cards and holders in sports events,

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Tickets are on sale now at AXS.com. Get your tickets today, AXS.com. Mr. President, on your new travel ban, why now, and if the Boulder attack was part of your reasoning, why not include Egypt on that list where the suspect is from? Well, because Egypt has been a country that we deal with very closely. They have things under control.

The countries that we have don't have things under control. And why now? I can say that it can't come soon enough, frankly. We want to keep bad people out of our country. The Biden administration allowed some horrendous people, and we're getting them out one by one. We're not stopping until we get them out. We have thousands of murderers.

I hate to — I even hate to say this in front of the Chancellor. Of course, you have a little problem, too, with some of the people that were allowed into your country. It's not your fault. It's not your fault. It shouldn't have happened. I told her it shouldn't have happened what she did. But you have your own difficulty with that and we do. We're moving them out and we're moving them out very strongly. But it can't come fast enough. We want to get them out. We want to get them out now.

We don't want to have other bad people coming into our country. But using the word bad. I'm being nice Well, New York congressman He you know This was actually funny. He was on on CNN And he finally saved but white Democrats should be saying about the truth about what's going on. Check it out The other executive action that President Trump took tonight,

banning travel from these 12 nations, restricting it partially from seven others. What is your reaction to that move from the White House tonight? I mean, it's pretty consistent with what his, quote-unquote, immigration policy is, which is just essentially to keep anyone who's not white out of the country.

And that's what he's trying to do with these mass deportations of people who are going through the asylum process, which is a lawful pathway. That's now what he's trying to do in targeting these specific countries. And so it's a combination of this effort to push forward with this great replacement theory, as well as just to distract from what's really going on, which is a revolt against his terrible reconciliation bill that cuts taxes for billionaires and increases our deficit by $2.5 trillion.

Yannick Gill, his senior counsel at Human Rights First, he joins us right now. Yannick, he does not want black and brown people in this country. It's abundantly clear. And I can't say it anymore than Representative Dan Goldman. This is not immigration policy. This is not foreign affairs.

And this abundantly has nothing to do with national security. This is about race. And when we look at the countries that were chosen, there's only two things that they have in common. One, majority of the countries are majority Muslim countries. And two, these are all black and brown countries. And as you said at the top of the show, it's not a coincidence that over half of them are African nations

or predominantly black nations like Haiti. Again, this is following a terrible terrorist attack that happened on the soil, but it was clearly used as an excuse. Otherwise, Egypt would have been part of this list. This is following a long list of previous bans that he tried in the first administration. He got sued. He tried again. He tried again. And it's clear this is nothing more than an attack on anyone that doesn't fit what Donald Trump thinks an American should look like. It's a brazenly anti-black and racist assault on our human rights.

I know a lot of cops and they get asked all the time, have you ever had to shoot your gun? Sometimes the answer is yes, but there's a company dedicated to a future where the answer will always be no. Across the country, cops call this Taser the revolution. But not everyone was convinced it was that simple.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Binge episodes one, two, and three on May 21st, and episodes four, five, and six on June 4th. Add free at Lava for Good Plus on Apple podcasts. I'm Clayton English. I'm Greg Glodd. And this is season two of the World of Drugs podcast. We are back in a big way, in a very big way. Real people, real perspectives. It's kind of star-studded a little bit, man.

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We just kind of knew from the beginning that we were family. They showcased a sense of love that I never had before. I mean he's not only my parent, like he's like my best friend. At the end of the day, it's all been worth it. I wouldn't change a thing about our lives. Learn about adopting a teen from foster care. Visit adoptUSkids.org to learn more. Brought to you by AdoptUSkids,

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Streaming live only on Hulu. Ladies and gentlemen. Brian Adams, Ed Sheeran, Fade, Chlorilla, Jelly Roll, John Fogarty, Lil Wayne, LL Cool J, Mariah Carey, Maroon 5, Sammy Hagar, Tate McCrae, The Offspring,

Tim McGraw. Tickets are on sale now at AXS.com. Get your tickets today, AXS.com. Do you expect there to be more lawsuits this time? Absolutely. In addition to the lawsuits that are coming from Human Rights First, many of our partners were up, we were in communication, I was in the middle of the dinner,

had to pick up my laptop and begin to work and plan and strategize. We are all trying to figure out exactly which parts of the INA he's trying to use and whether or not it makes sense exactly how and when and where to strategically litigate these matters. These things are all unconstitutional. The movements that he's doing are all illegal.

And it's clear, this is simply a racist attack on our human rights, Nothing more, nothing less. And it's no surprise Republicans are going along with it. When you heard him give the explanation why Egypt was on the list, how much of a joke was that? If you don't laugh, you'll cry, Roland, because you have to think when I saw that Cuba was also on the list, Venezuela was also on the list, you may recall from our first conversation

with proud Florida man, and I can't wait to speak with some of those Republican offices and just ask them, what are you gonna say to your constituents now that the legal pathways that they're always lauding, the same legal pathways that they say you should be taking are now further being crumbled. This is only going to hurt asylum seekers.

These are gonna hurt refugees, people trying to get student visas. These aren't criminals. These are people attempting to do things through existing legal pathways that Trump is again shutting down if you have too much melanin. And a lot of those people in Florida,

they were voting for him. They were having celebrations, those Cubans and Venezuelans. But I bet they haven't, they might want to start getting our shirts with hashtag we tried to tell you. And you know, there's a part of me that doesn't want to say I told you so, but I think right now we do. We have to remind folks, this is exactly what you voted for. This is not a surprise.

This is exactly what happened in Trump won. This is what he ran on. He said that he was going to close the borders. He said in 2018, we need more people from Norway. He's saying the quiet part out loud. And at this point, we are now facing the repercussions of a racist president that only wants people that look like his wife coming into this country. Oh yeah that's exactly that's exactly what it is and so it is no doubt. All right Yannick, we so appreciate it thanks a lot. Always a pleasure Roland. All right folks my pound Dr.

Noah Haynes Georgetown University School of Foreign Service Washington D.C. Robert Petillo, he's an attorney also'm working on Capitol Hill. What are you doing on Capitol Hill? We write stuff, you know, things be around. So, you gotta keep it vague, Roland. I ain't keep it vague. You gotta tell me what the hell you doing. Who you working for?

I work for Congressman Jackson. I'm making sure we're... Congressman Jonathan Jackson. Yeah, not Ronnie Jackson out of Texas, not the Field Good. So you guys got specified. Yeah, so we make sure we're coordinating conversations and articulating things for the district. So let's get right to it.

Noah, I want to start with you. I mean, you look at these countries. I mean, it's targeted black people. And they're like, again, we tried to tell these people what was going down, but nah, they ain't want to listen. what was going down but nah they ain't want to listen. You really on mute Nola, you really on mute. You really on mute. We got to go through this again.

Yes, you on mute. I know a lot of cops and they get asked all the time, have you ever had to shoot your gun? Sometimes the answer is yes. But there's a company dedicated to a future where the answer will always be no. Across the country, cops call this Taser the revolution. But not everyone was convinced it was that simple. Cops believed everything that Taser told them.

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this is a new system. This is a whole new system. Y'all don't let him sit there. It's the same laptop. Yo ass been using for the last year. No, it's not. This is brand new. Well, guess what? Read the manual. Send it to me. No, read your manual. Can I finish now? Hell you didn't even start You even start I

Wish I could have asked Yanuk a question because I wanted to ask him a question about the Supreme Court You know in 2017 a Supreme Court Told Donald Trump that the bans were legal on the grounds of presidential authority. So I'm curious as to what the new approaches would be for this extension of the travel bans. And this is what makes it very interesting is that it's an extension of the 2017 and 2020 travel bans, right? And so while all the lower courts, like Yannick said, said that it was completely illegal, that it was racist, it was biased, the Supreme Court said, well, he can pretty much

do what he wants to do. And then the second thing I want to point out, this is also on the heels of the second round of Afrikaners coming to the United States. I think they just got here yesterday. So it is very clear who Donald Trump thinks are good people and who he thinks are bad people. And clearly, if you have any melanin in your skin, you are automatically deemed a bad person.

You know, Robert, one of the countries is Sierra Leone and there's a certain black actor from Houston who is big time MAGA. It's amazing how his Twitter feed has been real quiet. He's got dual citizenship. It was Sierra Leone and the United States and I'm talking about Isaiah Washington. He made a whole big deal. It's amazing how he's been quiet

at Trump is now banning folk from the country of his roots, his DNA. You know, I think it's interesting. I think many of the people in the MAGA movement are finding this out. We'll probably talk about Elon finding this out a little bit later. But the fact that Donald Trump is a white nationalist.

That has to be the prevailing thing that Donald Trump is a white nationalist. His belief is that America should be a majority white nation. How do we know this? As we just stated, he is importing white people to the United States of America from South Africa. There are other countries,

there are actual genocides taking place right now. And what are we seeing? We're seeing that despite the genocide taking place in Sudan, despite the genocide taking place in other parts of Myanmar and other parts of the world, those people are literally banned from coming to the United States of America,

but he is welcoming with open arms on the justification of a state white genocide that we are going to be bringing in South Africans. Go a step further. He wants to make Greenland a territory and annex their white people also into United States of America. Those nice Denmark Dutch,

or whatever they call those people from Denmark, he wants those in America. He wants to make Canada the only other majority white country in the Western Hemisphere. He wants to make that the 51st state. How is more explicit does he need to be in his policy? He is saying that if you are 90 miles off the US coast and facing civil unrest in Haiti you can't come here but if you're in South Africa and somebody burned someone else's field

and there's a video, we need you here. So from here on out, for the people who thought he was joking, who did not believe what he was saying, who looked at Steve Bannon, who looked at Stephen Miller, who hurt Charlottesville and verifying people on both sides that didn't believe it, we are now seeing that that is the truth

of where we are at currently. And when you're looking at the white nationalist agenda, now you have to reconstitutalize every single policy that Trump has put in place to fit it within that rubric. We are talking about taking away SNAP benefits from poor families. That is meant to directly impact poor black and brown families. We are talking about getting rid of public housing assistance and many of the other programs. That's why we're reducing the population of black and brown people in this country. We're talking about cutting off USAID to nations around the world that are in need of development

aid, which people have estimated have already cost as many as 50,000 lives globally. It's about controlling that. And once you realize that America has now fallen to a white nationalist government, that has to motivate the way that you coordinate your response going forward. This is no longer a political response that we've traditionally had. There's no longer a place where we'll just say, well, we'll wait till the midterm elections and maybe we'll change campaign finance laws or something. We're in an existential battle for the future of Black and brown America.

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