Trump Admits Immigration Policy Excesses, Blames Iran for Midterm Losses

President Donald Trump acknowledged in a "60 Minutes" interview that his administration's immigration enforcement was "too tough," while declining personal responsibility for Republican midterm losses. He blamed Iran and poor communication for the party's defeats. Trump said deportations targeting long-term immigrants without serious crimes may have gone too far, though he appointed policy architect Stephen Miller as chief of staff. He also expressed hatred toward political enemies, suggesting he would not pardon them. Trump indicated he may not endorse Vice President JD Vance for president, praising Secretary of State Marco Rubio instead. He dismissed corruption concerns over family cryptocurrency businesses, claiming no involvement in their management.