Trump concedes deportation policy may have cost Republicans midterms

President Trump said in a "60 Minutes" interview that his administration's deportation policy may have been "too tough" for voters, citing it as a reason Republicans lost the House and Senate in the midterm elections. Trump expressed openness to working with the new Democratic majority on an immigration deal, suggesting that "good people" working in jobs like landscaping or hotels could potentially stay, though he offered no specifics. He also named Stephen Miller, the architect of his hard-line immigration agenda, as his new chief of staff. The crackdown featured major operations in cities like Los Angeles, with arrests soaring and two U.S. citizens killed by federal officers during protests. Democrats have made oversight of ICE and the Department of Homeland Security a priority for the new Congress.