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Trump Says US Deportation Policy Was 'Too Tough' After Midterm Losses

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President Trump acknowledged that his administration's deportation policy had been too harsh, according to an interview he taped on Friday. He offered no specifics about what a revised approach or deal on immigration would look like. Shortly after the interview, Trump named Stephen Miller, the chief architect of his hard-line immigration agenda, as his new White House chief of staff. The comments came in the wake of a poor showing for his party in the midterm elections.

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