Mullin: Trump open to talks with Democrats on immigration

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How did the left and right cover Mullin: Trump open to talks with Democrats on immigration?

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Is the coverage of Mullin: Trump open to talks with Democrats on immigration biased?

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Which outlets covered Mullin: Trump open to talks with Democrats on immigration?

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What did Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin say about immigration policy discussions with President Trump?

Mullin stated that he and President Trump have not yet discussed any concrete immigration policy changes after the midterm elections. He indicated that Trump is open to working with Democrats on the issue.

What is Mullin's stance on amnesty for undocumented immigrants?

Mullin stressed that he is strongly opposed to any form of amnesty for people living in the U.S. illegally, calling it 'never going to be a solution' and something they would 'never allow to happen'.

What did Mullin say about DACA recipients?

Mullin indicated that legalizing the status of DACA recipients would be up to Congress. He suggested that if immigration reform were to address DACA, it would be a congressional decision to potentially allow them to become legal permanent citizens.