Trump admits ICE crackdown was too harsh, hints at reform

The Independent • 09 nov. 11h43

In a Sunday interview, President Donald Trump acknowledged that the recent ICE enforcement was overly tough and suggested a potential amnesty for long-term undocumented residents, while noting the midterm results may have been affected by immigration policy.

The Guardian • 09 nov. 10h53

President Donald Trump acknowledged that his administration's deportation approach might have been too severe and expressed willingness to negotiate with the new Democratic majority, while Stephen Miller was appointed White House chief of staff.

NBC News • 09 nov. 02h28

In a CBS "60 Minutes" interview, President Donald Trump acknowledged that his immigration policies were too strict and contributed to Republican losses in the recent midterm elections, while expressing openness to immigration reform with Democrats.

BBC • 09 nov. 01h51

President Donald Trump told CBS' 60 Minutes that his immigration enforcement was too severe and that it hurt his party in the recent midterm elections.

CBS News • 09 nov. 01h02

President Trump told 60 Minutes that his administration's immigration enforcement may have been overly harsh, noting it both helped and hurt his political standing.

CBS News • 08 nov. 13h00

U.S. officials told CBS News that the administration will likely keep its aggressive immigration crackdown despite Democratic gains in the midterm elections, citing Stephen Miller’s promotion to chief of staff.