FLATBUSH, Brooklyn (WABC) -- President Trump's latest travel ban has made many immigrants and their families nervous about the future.

The president targeted a dozen countries in the latest ban, citing national security concerns.

He also restricted travel for people coming from seven other countries.

It doesn't apply to people with visas who are already in the United States.

In Little Haiti in Flatbush, reactions range from an insult to a shrug.

At Buffet Kreol in Flatbush, Brooklyn, around the corner from the Little Haiti train station, an image of one of the fathers of Haiti, Jean-Jacques Dessalines, stands on the roof.

Daniella Volty's mom lives in Haiti with an American visa that's set to expire soon.

"It's not based on any real reason why we have the travel ban in Haiti. If th

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