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American President Donald Trump said that the mass deportation of illegal immigrants carried out during his administration was “probably too harsh.” The comment came from a CBS interview that was released on Sunday, according to the Slovak news agency TASR citing AFP. When asked about his administration’s deportation policy, Trump replied, “I think it was too harsh… I think it could have been too harsh.” CBS posted a clip of the exchange before airing the full interview later that day. The White House spokesperson provided the clip after the Republican Party suffered significant losses in the Tuesday elections. Trump has received some support from American voters for tightening security on the southern border, but his administration’s aggressive push to remove millions of unauthorized migrants drew widespread criticism, AFP reported. On Friday, Trump named Stephen Miller, the architect of the hard‑line immigration policy, as chief of staff. Article source: HN Online | Image credit: HN Online
American President Donald Trump said that the mass deportation of illegal immigrants carried out during his administration was “probably too harsh.” The comment came from a CBS interview that was released on Sunday, according to the Slovak news agency TASR citing AFP. When asked about his administration’s deportation policy, Trump replied, “I think it was too harsh… I think it could have been too harsh.” CBS posted a clip of the exchange before airing the full interview later that day. The White House spokesperson provided the clip after the Republican Party suffered significant losses in the Tuesday elections. Trump has received some support from American voters for tightening security on the southern border, but his administration’s aggressive push to remove millions of unauthorized migrants drew widespread criticism, AFP reported. On Friday, Trump named Stephen Miller, the architect of the hard‑line immigration policy, as chief of staff.
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