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Trump’s Travel Ban: Because Who Doesn’t Want More Chaos in 2025?
Oh, you thought Trump was done with the travel bans? Guess again. In June 2025, Trump brought his signature border control obsession back with a vengeance, reinstating and expanding his travel restrictions to 12 countries and partial bans for seven others. All this under the guise of "national security"—because, you know, making sure terrorists don't sneak in is apparently his only concern.
Max and Lisa take a deep dive into the latest iteration of Trump’s travel bans, analyzing how it’s affecting global mobility, economies, and, oh yeah, separating families. Is it just a political stunt, or is this an actual, harmful policy? From high visa overstay rates to terrorism fears, we’ll break down the real reason behind these bans—and no, it’s not just about safety.
Note: This project explores the new creative potential unlocked by generative AI, showcasing how a single person, in just two hours, can curate (not create, but curate) a polished podcast series. I recognize the critiques around AI-generated content and the potential for digital clutter but invite you to take a listen on your next walk or drive and see what you think. Audio is AI-generated by Google's NotebookLM. Images by Grok-3 and Magic Studio.
Trump’s Travel Ban: Because Who Doesn’t Want More Chaos in 2025?
Oh, you thought Trump was done with the travel bans? Guess again. In June 2025, Trump brought his signature border control obsession back with a vengeance, reinstating and expanding his travel restrictions to 12 countries and partial bans for seven others. All this under the guise of "national security"—because, you know, making sure terrorists don't sneak in is apparently his only concern.
Max and Lisa take a deep dive into the latest iteration of Trump’s travel bans, analyzing how it’s affecting global mobility, economies, and, oh yeah, separating families. Is it just a political stunt, or is this an actual, harmful policy? From high visa overstay rates to terrorism fears, we’ll break down the real reason behind these bans—and no, it’s not just about safety.
Note: This project explores the new creative potential unlocked by generative AI, showcasing how a single person, in just two hours, can curate (not create, but curate) a polished podcast series. I recognize the critiques around AI-generated content and the potential for digital clutter but invite you to take a listen on your next walk or drive and see what you think. Audio is AI-generated by Google's NotebookLM. Images by Grok-3 and Magic Studio.