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Center-Right Owned by Adani Group (AMG Media)Trump Admits US Deportation Policy Was 'Too Tough' After Midterm Rout
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In his first major interview after the midterm elections, President Donald Trump said he believes his administration’s deportation policy may have been too tough for voters. He acknowledged that the approach was overly aggressive and suggested he could reach an agreement with the new Democratic majority in Congress on immigration. Trump said a deal could be worked out and that such an arrangement is actually doable.
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center · 4 outlets
President Donald Trump, in his first major interview since his party lost control of the House and Senate in the midterm elections, said he thinks his administration was too aggressive on deportations and that he thinks he can work with Democrats in the new Congress on some kind of immigration deal…
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right · 3 outlets
Trump did not give specifics about what that deal would look like -- and shortly after taping the interview on Friday, Trump named the key architect of his hard-line immigration agenda, Stephen Miller, as his new chief of staff.
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Trump did not give specifics about what that deal would look like -- and shortly after taping the interview on Friday, Trump named the key architect of his hard-line immigration agenda, Stephen Miller, as his new chief of staff.
