Claims extracted
24
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
17%
4 of 24 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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Publisher signals
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
President Donald Trump denied Monday that his administration is considering amnesty for illegal immigrants, clarifying remarks he made in an interview over the weekend suggesting he might be open to striking a deal with Democrats.
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he → deny → Democrats
During an interview with 60 Minutes, the president told CBS News’ Ross Douthat that he would “love” to work with Democrats on immigration, said the issue had both “helped and hurt” him in the midterms, and suggested that he might allow certain illegal immigrants to remain in the United States.
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immigrants → tell → States
The interview was taped shortly before he announced that Stephen Miller would be his new chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles.
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Miller → tap → Wiles
The president’s remarks sparked strong backlash from supporters of his deportation agenda.
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remarks → spark → agenda
On Monday, Trump appeared to walk the suggestion back — while still leaving the door open for some kind of bargain for illegals who are working and paying taxes.
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who → appear → taxes
“We have a very strong deportation policy,” the president said during an impromptu briefing at the White House on Monday.
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president → have → Monday
We keep that, but we focus on the worst of the worst.
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we → keep → worst
We want to get the murderers out.
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We → want → murderers
We’ve got most of them out.
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We → get → them
We’ve got most of the really bad.”
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We → get → bad
Trump reflected on the border crisis during President Joe Biden’s administration, saying, “You know, Joe Biden allowed 100, well 25 million people to come in.
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people → reflect → administration
Of that, 11,888 murderers, most of whom committed more than one murder.
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most → commit → murder
We’ve gotten most of them.”
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We → get → them
The president emphasized that his administration wants to get “the worst of the worst” and then “we’ll see what happens.”
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what → emphasize → worst
And he noted that while the illegal aliens in the country entered in violation of the law, many of them have “good jobs now.”
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many → note → jobs
“Some of them are even paying taxes,” he added.
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he → pay → taxes
“And we’re seeing what’s going to happen.
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what → see → ?
Somebody suggested won’t be amnesty, no.
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Somebody → suggest → ?
They came in.
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They → come → ?
They knew the law.”
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They → know → law
The president then again suggested he is working with different groups discussing the question of these productive illegal immigrants, and what to do about their situation.
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he → suggest → situation
“We’re working with a lot of different groups to see whether or not — but my policy hasn’t changed,” he said.
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he → work → groups
He again emphasized deporting murderers and criticized countries that “emptied their prisons” into the United States, allowing drug dealers and criminals to cross the U.S. border.
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dealers → emphasize → border
“What Biden did to this country should never, ever be forgotten, and I hope the Democrats will not try and allow that to happen again,” he added.
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he → forget → country
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