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Trump's Two-Pronged Play
After Republicans lost control of both chambers of Congress, Donald Trump expressed a willingness to negotiate with Democrats on deporting some long-settled immigrants, regulating artificial intelligence, and Iran. But he announced no concrete steps and left the possibility of military strikes open. Meanwhile, he appointed Stephen Miller, known for his hardline stance on immigration, as White House chief of staff, prompting Democratic leaders to question whether cooperation was possible. So far, the signals of openness appear to be an attempt to appeal to voters while holding on to his base; their seriousness will be measured by whether they lead to concrete agreements and decisions.
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