Trump acknowledges deportation policy may have been too harsh, The Insider reports
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Summary
US President Donald Trump acknowledged that his deportation policy may have been too harsh, The Insider reports. Trump said he wants to negotiate immigration with Democrats who will control both chambers of Congress next year, The Insider reports. Trump stated that a significant portion of the country believes migrants should be deported, while another significant portion believes they should be allowed to stay if they are good people, The Insider reports.
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US President Donald Trump acknowledged that his deportation policy may have been too harsh.
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6 sources: Business FM, TRT World, NBC News, DW News, The Insider, CBS News
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- Business FM · · Трамп признал свою миграционную политику слишком жесткой (Original publication)
- TRT World · · Trump admits deportation crackdown went 'too far' after crushing midterm setback (Original publication)
- NBC News · · Trump tells ‘60 Minutes’ his deportation policy ‘was too tough’ (Original publication)
- DW News · · US President Donald Trump says deportation policy was 'too tough' for voters (Original publication)
- The Insider · · Трамп признал, что его депортационная политика оказалась «слишком жёсткой», и предложил демократам договориться по миграции (Original publication)
- CBS News · · Trump's deportation policy remains in focus as Stephen Miller becomes chief of staff (Original publication)
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Trump states: Trump said his deportation policy may be one of the reasons the Republicans lost ground in the midterm elections.
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4 sources: TRT World, NBC News, DW News, The Insider
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- TRT World · · Trump admits deportation crackdown went 'too far' after crushing midterm setback (Original publication)
- NBC News · · Trump tells ‘60 Minutes’ his deportation policy ‘was too tough’ (Original publication)
- DW News · · US President Donald Trump says deportation policy was 'too tough' for voters (Original publication)
- The Insider · · Трамп признал, что его депортационная политика оказалась «слишком жёсткой», и предложил демократам договориться по миграции (Original publication)
Context
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Trump states: Trump said he wants to negotiate immigration with Democrats who will control both chambers of Congress next year.
Trump states: Trump stated that a significant portion of the country believes migrants should be deported, while another significant portion believes they should be allowed to stay if they are good people.
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Trump states: Trump claimed that under his presidency, the US won two wars in Iran and Venezuela.
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Trump states: Trump added that the US has already received 50 times more from Venezuela than it spent on the war, citing the principle that the victor takes the spoils.
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Timeline
- Updated: new information was added. - US President Donald Trump acknowledged that his deportation policy may have been too harsh. (confirmed) - Trump said he wants to negotiate immigration with Democrats who will control both chambers of Congress next year. (developing)
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The Insider
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