Trump 'feels terribly' about immigration crackdown mistakes, admits agents 'make mistakes'

• US President Donald Trump admitted federal agents 'make mistakes sometimes' in enforcing immigration crackdowns during his one-year review.
• Trump acknowledged feeling 'terribly' about the errors, despite previously defending the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
• He expressed frustration that public attention focused on immigration clashes rather than alleged government fraud within Minnesota's Somali American community.
• Trump appeared to backtrack on his previous statement regarding Renee Nicole Good's death, calling it a 'tragedy' after initially blaming her.
• The President also used the press conference to highlight his administration's economic 'accomplishments', claiming they have been overlooked.

Why It Matters: Trump acknowledged ICE agents make mistakes in immigration enforcement but quickly shifted focus to economic successes.