Trump Talks ICE, Venezuela, and Renovations in Marathon Times Interview
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President Donald Trump held a two-hour interview with four reporters from The New York Times on Wednesday. The conversation covered a wide range of national and international topics.
He discussed the recent shooting involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in Minneapolis. The president also addressed his administration's immigration policies.
On foreign affairs, Trump spoke about the political crisis in Venezuela. The South American nation is facing a major struggle for power.
The president even mentioned his future plans for renovating the White House. No specific details about the potential renovations were provided.
The full interview is expected to be published soon.