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0:45Now PlayingPresident Trump and ABC News anchor Terry Moran clashed throughout their one-on-one sit-down Tuesday to mark the commander-in-chief’s first 100 days back in the White House.
Trump, who has previously taken issue with several of the Walt Disney Company-owned network’s hosts, got into heated back-and-forths with Moran over tariffs, mass deportations and the Ukraine war during the nearly hour-long primetime interview.
On immigration — the president’s most popular issue with voters — Trump described his efforts to combat illegal border crossings and deport criminal migrants as the most “significant” accomplishment of his first 100 days.
Moran tried to get Trump to acknowledge that “under our law, every single person who gets deported gets a hearing first,” but the president refused to agree with the legal point.
“When Biden allowed 21 million people to flow into a country … did we give them a hearing when they came in?” Trump asked the newsman, who continued to insist that “the law requires” every migrant deported to receive a hearing first.
Trump indicated he would “ask the lawyers about that” but maintained that “trials” for “21 million” people would result in too slow a process.
“The law is the law,” Moran pressed, but the president insisted that a “legal process” is being followed.
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