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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Trump says deportation policy may have been too tough and signals openness to a deal

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President Trump said his deportation policy may have been too tough and that he is open to working with Democrats on an immigration deal. He did not announce a change to enforcement or a negotiated agreement.

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Why it matters

Any change to deportation policy or an immigration deal could affect immigrants, employers and communities across the United States. For now, the reports describe no policy change, and Democrats are not expecting deportations to slow, according to CBS News.

What happens next

Trump said he could work with Democrats in the new Congress, but no talks, proposal or agreement are reported. Whether the administration changes enforcement remains unclear.

Whether the administration announces any change to deportation enforcement.

Whether Trump and Democrats begin negotiations or present a proposal.