Trump admits mass deportation policy too tough

In an interview with CBS aired on Sunday, President Donald Trump stated that his mass deportation policy for undocumented immigrants may have been too tough. According to DW English (Top Stories), Trump suggested the policy might have been a reason for the Republican party losing control of the House and Senate in the midterm election. He noted that while many people find the policy great, others believe it is too tough.

During the 60 Minutes interview, Trump defended his foreign and economic policy records while acknowledging criticism regarding immigration enforcement, according to Hindustan Times - World News. DW English (Top Stories) reports that Trump expressed a willingness to work with Democrats in the new Congress to craft an immigration deal, describing such an arrangement as doable, though he did not provide specific details on what the deal would entail. Following the interview, Trump appointed Stephen Miller as his chief of staff.

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