Trump: "Deportation policy may have been too tough"... intent to discuss immigration with Democrats
Original headline트럼프 “추방 정책 너무 강경했을 수도”…민주당과 이민 협의 뜻
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President Donald Trump said his deportation policy “may have been too tough” and signaled willingness to negotiate immigration with Democrats, in a 60 Minutes interview with CBS’s Ross Douthat released after the midterms. Trump said the crackdown “helped and hurt,” crediting border closures and removals of criminals while conceding that deporting people who hold jobs carried political costs, citing landscapers and hotel workers as examples. The remarks mark a rare softening from a president whose hardline enforcement has defined Republican messaging, and they open the door to bipartisan talks on immigration. What to watch next is whether that rhetorical shift translates into legislative compromise with Democrats or remains a post-election gesture.
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