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Trump Says His Deportation Policy ‘Might Have Been Too Tough’ for Voters in the Election - WXXV News 25
- President Donald Trump said his deportation policy might have been “too tough” and supported considering legal status for some immigrants who had lived and worked in the United States for 10 or 15 years.
- Trump expressed support for working with Democrats on a deal for immigrants without other crimes, while prioritizing the deportation of violent criminals.
- White House officials rejected describing Trump’s proposal as amnesty and said the administration would not support mass amnesty.
- Representative Maria Salazar praised Trump’s comments, while Vice President JD Vance warned Republicans against pursuing amnesty.
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Trump open to talking to Democrats on immigration after midterms, but
FOREST HEIGHTS, Md. (AP) — Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Monday that he and President Donald Trump haven’t yet discussed any concrete immigration policy changes in the aftermath of the midterm elections as the president shifts
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Trump Floats Amnesty Deal Days After Election Losses, Reviving Decades-Old GOP Divide
President Trump suggested on "60 Minutes" that his deportation policy may have been "too tough" and that an amnesty deal with Democrats could be "actually doable," a reversal that is reviving debate over a path some Republicans, including Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar, have already proposed.
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