Trump Admits Deportation Policy May Have Been Too Harsh

President Donald Trump has suggested his administration's mass deportations of undocumented migrants may have been "a little too harsh," in his first major interview since the Republican Party's electoral losses on November 3. In a preview clip from CBS's "60 Minutes," airing Sunday night, Trump commented on the operations by immigration police ICE, which have faced criticism for excessive force and inhumane methods, including after two U.S. citizens were killed during interventions. The full interview's context remains unclear, as Trump also praised gold he ordered for the Oval Office. He recently replaced chief of staff Susie Wiles with immigration hardliner Stephen Miller, and has posted unsubstantiated claims of Democratic voter fraud on Truth Social.