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President Donald Trump’s Travel Ban Sparks Nationwide Protests | TODAY

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Protests erupted nationwide in the wake of President Trump’s executive order to ban refugees, immigrants and foreign nationals from seven mostly Muslim countries. “This is not a Muslim ban,” the president said in a statement. “This is about keeping our country safe.” But Sen. Chuck Schumer called it “mean-spirited and un-American.” NBC’s Peter Alexander reports for TODAY.

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