President Donald Trump admitted that his aggressive deportation campaign may have gone too far and hurt Republicans at the polls|@WhiteHouse|X
President Donald Trump has signaled a willingness to reconsider some of his policies following Republicans’ disappointing midterm election results.
In a recent 60 Minutes interview, he discussed possible cooperation with Democrats, the 2028 presidential race, political rivals, and concerns about artificial intelligence.
Immigration could see a shift
Trump admitted that his aggressive deportation campaign may have gone too far and hurt Republicans at the polls.
While he defended his record on border security, he acknowledged that removing long-term workers created difficulties. He also said he was interested in reaching an immigration agreement with Democrats.
2028 election
Trump refused to promise an endorsement in the next presidential race. He mentioned Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio as possible Republican contenders but said he might stay out of the contest.
Rivals and business under scrutiny
President Trump said he would not forgive political opponents, admitting that he still hated some of his enemies. He also rejected corruption allegations surrounding his family’s business interests.
Trump defended America’s AI leadership, warning that strict regulations could allow China to gain an advantage.