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Donald Trump now says his administration's policy of expelling immigrants was too harsh, Le Monde reported .
The acknowledgement, reported on November 8 and again on November 9, follows a period in which the administration ramped up third-country deportations despite a global outcry over rights, Al Jazeera reported in October .
Trump has reshaped US immigration policy in several ways since returning to office, the BBC reported in late October .
Days before the acknowledgement, Trump appointed immigration hardliner Stephen Miller as his new chief of staff, Euronews reported .
The admission raises the question of whether the words signal a change in practice or only in language, and nothing in today's intake answers it .
What is known is the acknowledgement itself, the earlier ramp-up of deportations, and the Miller appointment . What is not yet known is what, if anything, changes in enforcement, or what prompted the reassessment — today's intake gave no further details .
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- Le Monde Single source
- Al Jazeera English
- BBC News — World Single source
- Euronews Single source
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