Trump admits deportation policy was 'very tough'

Donald Trump admitted Sunday in a CBS interview that his mass deportation policy was "very tough," days after his party's midterm defeat. He did not clarify whether he plans to change his approach. Trump's apparent shift follows his promotion of adviser Stephen Miller, a key architect of the deportation policy, to chief of staff. Hispanic voters who helped elect him turned against him, disappointed by unfulfilled promises and the perceived indiscriminate nature of enforcement. Vice President JD Vance, attributing the Republican loss mainly to the Iran war, said he is "open to changing enforcement practices," proposing targeting companies that hire undocumented workers.