Trump admits deportation policy may have been too harsh

Donald Trump admitted in a CBS "60 Minutes" interview that his administration's immigration deportation policy may have been too harsh, citing it as a factor in the Republican loss in Tuesday's midterm elections. He also predicted the war in Ukraine would soon end. Trump said deportations were "maybe too tough" and that thousands of undocumented migrants with jobs were removed for only entering illegally. He claimed Democratic members have contacted him about a possible immigration deal, while also blaming Iran and poor communication for the election defeat. Trump suggested Ukraine could emerge from peace talks with altered borders, saying "they're going to end up with a slightly differently shaped Ukraine." Russia has rejected European participation in this week's US-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, as missile attacks have left 12 Ukrainian regions without power.