USA: Trump räumt nach Midterms „zu harte Abschiebepolitik“ ein
In einem TV-Interview macht der US-Präsident den Krieg im Iran und die hohen Energiepreise für die republikanische Wahlniederlage verantwortlich – und gibt überraschend eigene Fehler zu.
US President Donald Trump apologized for his "too harsh deportation policy" in an interview with the "60 Seconds" program following the Republican Party's defeat in the mid-term elections. In a surprising revelation, he admitted to his own mistakes and suggested a willingness to cooperate with the Democrats. The Democrats will control both chambers of Congress starting in January.
Trump characterized the mass deportations carried out by his administration as "too harsh." Many Americans believed that undocumented individuals should not be deported if they were working in places like gardens or hotels, according to Trump. He believes that an agreement with the Democrats could be reached for such situations. When asked if he could avoid offending the Democrats for half a year, Trump confidently responded, "With ease."
During the congressional campaign, Trump referred to them as "Dumbocrats," in reference to the word "dumb." In the interview, Trump also stated that he could not reconcile with his political opponents, even if it depended on whether he went to heaven or hell. When asked if he would feel love and forgiveness for political adversaries like former FBI Director James Comey or former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi if it was a prerequisite for entering paradise, Trump honestly admitted, "I must be honest, the answer is no. I hate some of my enemies and I will always hate them."
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