Trump admits deportation policy was 'too harsh' but won't say if he'll change it

President Donald Trump admitted in a CBS interview that his administration's mass deportation policy was "too harsh," without indicating whether he plans to change it. The admission came days after Democrats won the midterm elections, with Hispanic voters turning against Trump over indiscriminate deportations and unfulfilled price promises. He recently promoted hardliner Stephen Miller to chief of staff. Vice President JD Vance, attributing Republican losses to the Iran war, said he was open to modifying enforcement practices, such as targeting businesses that hire undocumented workers.