Donald Trump's closest advisor on Thursday welcomed the US conservative movement's emphatic embrace of the incoming president, hailing the birth of a new "economic nationalism" in America. "There's a new political order being formed out of this," White House chief strategist Steve Bannon told grassroots conservatives at an annual confab near the US capital. "Whether you're a populist, a libertarian, economic nationalist, we have wide and sometimes diverging opinions but I think the center core of what we believe" remains, he told the Conservative Political Action Conference.
US Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly promised Thursday "no mass deportations" or military force against immigrants in the United States despite a crackdown on those in the country illegally. "There will be no, repeat no mass deportations", Kelly told a news conference in Mexico City after meeting with Mexican ministers. The meetings aimed to calm diplomatic tensions with Mexico, which has been targeted by President Donald Trump with a hard line on trade and immigration.
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