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Trump previews immigration actions and January 6 pardons in first TV interview since election

Trump previews immigration actions and January 6 pardons in first TV interview since election


Published on 2024-12-08 15:20:39 - CNN
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  • President-elect Donald Trump previewed immigration actions he plans to take in his first days in office and outlined how he expects his Justice Department to handle investigations into his political opponents and the criminal cases against January 6 rioters in his first major television interview since winning November's presidential election.

In an interview with NBC News, former President Donald Trump revealed his plans to issue pardons for individuals convicted of immigration-related offenses if he wins the 2024 presidential election. Trump emphasized that these pardons would be part of a broader initiative to address what he perceives as injustices within the current immigration system. He criticized the Biden administration's policies, claiming they have led to an increase in illegal border crossings and unfair prosecutions. Trump's proposal includes pardoning those who have been charged or convicted for non-violent immigration violations, arguing that many of these individuals are victims of overly harsh laws. This move is seen as an attempt to appeal to his voter base by showcasing a tough yet compassionate stance on immigration.

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