President of the United Statestrump Identify,return home The approach to immigration could become “too tough”, which could hurt the Republican Party’s chances in the midterm elections. he throws withdemocratic party Negotiating an immigration amnesty agreement would likely allow some undocumented immigrants who have lived in the United States for many years to remain legally.
According to reports from the Financial Times and The New York Times, in an exclusive interview with CBS “60 Minutes” broadcast on the 8th, when Trump was asked whether the deportation policy was excessive, he replied: “I think it may be too tough, yes.” He added, “It hurts me.” So, can a compromise be made with the Democratic Party to allow undocumented immigrants to obtain legal status? “It can actually be done,” he said.
He acknowledged that the government also deported people with legitimate jobs, saying: “A large part of the country believes that if they are good people, they should be allowed to stay.”
He said some people on the far right want to expel all undocumented immigrants, but others advocate, “Take out the murderers, take out the violent people, take out the drug dealers, but the people who are here, some of them have been here for 10 or 15 years, negotiate and make a system for them.”
The New York Times reported that when asked whether the deportation policy was excessive, Trump responded: “I think it’s probably too tough, yes.” He added, “I was at a loss.”
However, after the interview was recorded on the morning of the 6th, Trump immediately announced that Stephen Miller, a promoter of strict immigration policies, would be the White House chief of staff.
