Trump Rejects Amnesty and Wind Turbines in Policy Update
President Donald Trump expressed openness to an immigration deal without amnesty and supported a bipartisan permitting bill while ruling out wind turbine approvals.
Donald Trump announced during a White House press conference on November 10, 2026, that he is open to reaching an immigration agreement with Democratic legislators. He explicitly ruled out any form of amnesty, stating that individuals must follow established legal procedures to ensure fairness.
The president expressed full support for a bipartisan permitting bill scheduled for a vote that evening. However, he declared he would not approve wind turbines, despite reports that they are included in the legislation.
Trump also defended Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, citing military successes in Venezuela and Iran. He claimed a 48-minute operation in Venezuela resulted in no fatalities and asserted that the conflict in Iran ended with the destruction of the country's naval and air capabilities. Regarding Cuba, Trump described the nation as failing and stated the United States is providing humanitarian assistance.
