US President Donald Trump said the administration's policy on expelling illegal immigrants might be “too strict,” and acknowledged that it might hurt the Republican Party's performance in the midterm elections. In an exclusive interview broadcast on Sunday, Trump said, “I was harmed because we also evicted some people with decent jobs. They only committed an offense once, which was to enter the country illegally.” “Now a large percentage of people in America think they should be evicted,” Trump said. “There are also a large number of people who think that if they're good people working for a greening company, hotel, or other place, they should be allowed to stay, right? And some of them are still paying taxes.” It's unclear whether Trump is hinting at a complete re-examination of his immigration policy. Hours after recording this interview last Friday, Trump announced the appointment of Stephen Miller, the chief designer of his tough immigration policy, as chief of staff. The promotion of Miller is seen as a sign that Trump is unlikely to relax immigration policies or seek compromise with the Democratic Party. However, in an exclusive interview, Trump said that he is willing to discuss an immigration agreement with the Democratic Party, and that someone has already contacted him about this.

US President Donald Trump said the administration's policy on expelling illegal immigrants might be “too strict,” and acknowledged that it might hurt the Republican Party's performance in the midterm elections. In an exclusive interview broadcast on Sunday, Trump said, “I am harmed because we have also evicted some people with decent jobs. They have only committed an offense once, which is to enter this country illegally.” “Now a large percentage of people in America think they should be evicted,” Trump said. “There are also a large number of people who think that if they're good people working for a greening company, hotel, or other place, they should be allowed to stay, right? And some of them are still paying taxes.” It's unclear whether Trump is hinting at a complete re-examination of his immigration policy. Hours after recording this interview last Friday, Trump announced the appointment of Stephen Miller, the chief designer of his tough immigration policy, as chief of staff. The promotion of Miller is seen as a sign that Trump is unlikely to relax immigration policies or seek compromise with the Democratic Party. However, in an exclusive interview, Trump said that he is willing to discuss an immigration agreement with the Democratic Party, and that someone has already contacted him about this.