- President Donald Trump admitted in an interview that his administration's harsh anti-immigration crackdown was "too tough" and may have cost the Republican Party votes in the midterm elections.
- Despite the admission, Trump appointed immigration hardliner Stephen Miller as his new White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles.
- Federal immigration agencies have received no instructions to alter their enforcement tactics, suggesting deportation operations will continue unabated.
- Trump expressed potential willingness to work with congressional Democrats on an agreement for long-term undocumented residents who have been in the country for years.
- The president also acknowledged that the Iran conflict hurt Republicans in the midterms and hinted at more administration turnover.
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