Trump appeared on Fox News this morning and said he is considering his immigration position, but denied that wavering on a key campaign promise is a flip-flop.
Javier Benavidez, director of the SouthWest Organizing Project, an Albuquerque-based advocacy group that has been critical of Trump, said many Hispanic voters and immigrants will still focus on the candidate's harsh rhetoric throughout the campaign.
But Mrs Clinton's campaign manager Robby Mook disputed claims of a turnaround in Mr Trump's candidacy.
Trump has also framed himself as a no-apologies "truth" teller, who will push for what he thinks is best regardless of the political consequences.
A Trump campaign source said the campaign made a decision to push back Trump's immigration speech as it is still fine-tuning its immigration policy and the speech's language.
During an interview with Fox & Friends on Monday, Trump said he's "not flip-flopping" but wants to "come up with a really fair, but firm" solution on dealing with the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants, including 70,000 in New Mexico. "We have to be very firm".
"To be determined", Conway said.
Co-host Steve Doocy later pressed, "So you're not flip-flopping?"
The campaign's senior aide stated that Trump's plan to deport 11 million people is under review. "You're going to say 'He meant it!"' The reality is that Donald Trump's campaign looks completely directionless, and doesn't even feel comfortable letting the candidate talk about immigration.
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President Barack Obama's administration has said it wants more proof before considering extradition.
Her comments were reported by Breitbart News, whose executive chairman, Stephen K. Bannon, took a leave of absence last week as he joined the Trump campaign as CEO.
O'Reilly said that he suggested detention centers because Trump had previously likened his plans to mass deportations carried out during the 1950s under President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Polls show him trailing Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in both national polls and battleground states.
As Donald Trump continued to mull his stance on deporting millions of immigrants illegally living in the United States, his campaign Monday postponed an immigration policy speech that the Republican nominee had told supporters he planned to give later in the week. We have to be very, very strong when people come in illegally. "We have a lot of people that want to come in through the legal process".
Trump met Saturday with Hispanic supporters, representatives of a community that has been wary of the billionaire businessman's deportation proposals and his plans to build a giant wall on the U.S. -Mexico border.
"The fact the Clinton Foundation is still taking foreign contributions until the election, but not after, is a sign they know those donations lead to conflicts of interest", Trump spokesman Jason Miller said in a statement, calling for the foundation to immediately cease taking foreign contributions.
"He has said exactly the same thing all long: Let's enforce the law", Ms. Conway said.
Ohio Gov. John Kasich questioned Trump's immigration proposal, saying, "We all know you can't pick them up and ship them across - back across the border".
"If you are not prepared to put American workers first, you should be able to seek public office", Trump said at a rally in Akron.
