Trump Signals Immigration Shift as Miller Takes Chief of Staff RoleTrump Admits Crackdown Went Too Far as Miller Takes Top RoleTrump Floats Immigration Compromise After Midterm Losses
On November 8, President Donald Trump said his deportation approach may have been too harsh and suggested a deal for some long-settled undocumented workers. The comments followed Republicans’ midterm losses and came as Stephen Miller prepared to become White House chief of staff.On November 8, Trump acknowledged that his deportation campaign may have hurt him and proposed a path for some long-settled workers to stay. His comments came as Stephen Miller, the crackdown’s chief architect, prepared to become White House chief of staff.On November 8, Trump said his deportation policy may have been too tough and floated a deal for some long-settled undocumented workers. The remarks came as Stephen Miller, a leading enforcement advocate, prepared to become White House chief of staff.
