ICE raids. US-China talks. Zohran Mamdani. Takeaways from Trump's '60 Minutes' interview.

In a "60 Minutes" interview, Donald Trump stated that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have not gone far enough in deporting individuals without legal authorization, attributing the perceived leniency to "liberal judges" appointed by previous administrations. He defended the tactics used by ICE, emphasizing the need to remove people, many of whom he characterized as criminals. Regarding US-China relations and Taiwan, Trump asserted that China would not invade Taiwan while he is president, stating that President Xi Jinping understands the significant consequences of such an action. He also indicated that the topic did not arise during their recent meeting on October 30th. Trump declined to disclose his specific strategy or "secrets" for deterring Chinese aggression. Trump also commented on the situation in Venezuela, suggesting that President Nicolas Maduro's days are numbered and that he would be inclined to take action beyond naval strikes if necessary, though he would not confirm or deny specific plans to attack Venezuelan land. Addressing the ongoing government shutdown, Trump expressed confidence that Democrats would eventually agree to reopen the government. He criticized Democrats' demands and urged Republicans to be tougher, suggesting the elimination of the filibuster as a means to end the shu... download the app to read more