ANALYSIS | Where Trump goes now on tariffs, the Iran war and immigration
Trump signaled the administration may have been too tough on deportations while elevating Stephen Miller, a hard-line immigration architect, to chief of staff.
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Analysis: Donald Trump has been through the emotional rollercoaster since his election defeat last week. There are all sorts of theories about how the president will act over the next two years – but we'll have to look to the history books to see how it all ends.
ANALYSIS | Where Trump goes now on tariffs, the Iran war and immigration
After his party's calamitous loss in the midterms, a looming question is whether U.S. President Donald Trump will shift course on any of his three biggest initiatives since returning to the White House: tariffs, the war with Iran and immigration enforcement.
American voters punished Republicans in the midterm elections largely because of the Iran war and the resulting fuel price spike. The war could also dash Trump's 2028 presidential hopes - leaving him with almost nothing but bad options. This time, the president's war policy and a broken promise are under scrutiny.
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