Trump concedes 'too tough' on immigration, floats amnesty deal after midterm losses
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In a CBS interview, Trump conceded his mass expulsion policy was 'too harsh,' marking a notable rhetorical shift days after his party's midterm losses. He did not commit to policy changes, and the promotion of Stephen Miller suggests continuity. The admission signals potential political recalibration but lacks concrete policy detail.
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President Trump has publicly acknowledged that his hardline immigration and deportation policies contributed to Republican midterm election losses, signaling a potential shift towards an amnesty deal and compromise with Democrats. Concurrently, Trump has reversed his initial concession, now alleging unsubstantiated election fraud in the midterm results. The policy shift is confirmed, while the election fraud claims are disputed and lack evidence.
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