Washington Nationals ban spectator over white nationalist ‘Save America’ banner
The Washington Nationals have banned a spectator for displaying a white nationalist banner during a game. The banner, which included a call to 'SAVE AMERICA' and 'DEPORT 100+ MILLION', was quickly taken down after being unfurled. The team is cooperating with local police in the investigation of the incident.
- ▪A spectator was banned for displaying a white nationalist banner during a game at Nationals Park.
- ▪The banner included messages promoting a white nationalist website and was taken down shortly after being unveiled.
- ▪The Nationals are working with District of Columbia police to investigate the incident.
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The incident occurred during Sunday’s game at Nationals Park. Photograph: John McDonnell/APView image in fullscreenThe incident occurred during Sunday’s game at Nationals Park. Photograph: John McDonnell/APWashington NationalsWashington Nationals ban spectator over white nationalist ‘Save America’ bannerBanner was unveiled during Sunday’s gameSuspects fled the stadium after incidentAgenciesMon 18 May 2026 23.10 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe Washington Nationals have identified at least one person who will be banned from the ballpark after a banner promoting a white nationalist website was unfurled in the crowd during Sunday’s game.A team spokesperson also said the Nationals are coordinating with District of Columbia police on an investigation.In addition to the website, the…
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