Trump says his deportation policy 'might have been too tough' for voters in the election
The Associated Press reports on President Donald Trump's first major interview since the midterms, a CBS '60 Minutes' sit-in in which he says his deportation policy "might be too tough" and partly cost Republicans, while voicing openness to an immigration deal with the new Democratic majority. Shortly after taping, he named Stephen Miller, his immigration agenda's architect, as chief of staff; he also named Marco Rubio as a possible 2028 endorsee and said he cannot forgive his enemies.
