Day after 'too tough' remark over GOP midterm loss, Trump says immigration policy 'very strong', will deport 'worst of the worst'
- President Donald Trump said his administration focused mass-deportation efforts more heavily on people he described as murderers and drug dealers than on waitresses and farm workers.
- In a “60 Minutes” interview, Trump said he wanted to work with Democrats on immigration and suggested a possible deal for some people who had lived illegally in the United States for 10 or 15 years.
- Trump said immigration enforcement had both helped and hurt Republicans in the midterm elections, including by removing people who held good jobs.
- At a White House briefing, Trump said there would be no amnesty and that his immigration policy had not changed.
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wfmd.comTrump says deportation push hasn’t put ‘same pressure’ on farm workers, hotel staff: ‘Not even close’
President Donald Trump said on Monday night that his administration's mass deportation agenda has not put the same pressure on migrant workers as it has on people he described as murderers and drug dealers.
Trump Backtracks on Deportation Comments
After suggesting he was open to negotiating a deal with Democrats on an immigration policy that he described as too hard, President Trump on Monday defended his administration's deportation policy and said he was opposed to any immigration deal that would include "amnesty" for immigrants living in the US illegally,...
Trump says deportation push hasn’t put 'same pressure' on farm workers, hotel staff: 'Not even close' – Democratic Accent
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Day after 'too tough' remark over GOP midterm loss, Trump says immigration policy 'very strong', will deport 'worst of the worst'
President Donald Trump says his administration will continue targeting the “worst of the worst” while rejecting any immigration deal that includes amnesty.
US president says enforcement will focus on 'worst of the worst,' acknowledges some undocumented immigrants have become productive workers
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