Trump Hints at Deporting Prince Harry Over Visa Concerns

The former president suggests 'appropriate action' against the Duke of Sussex for alleged lies on his visa application, amid broader criticisms of his and Meghan Markle's actions.

Donald Trump has hinted at the possibility of deporting Prince Harry from the U.S. if he wins the November presidential election, citing concerns over Harry's past drug use and potential lies on his visa application.
The former president criticized Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for their treatment of Queen Elizabeth II and their departure from the royal family, suggesting they broke the Queen's heart with their actions.
Trump's comments have sparked a legal battle, with the Heritage Foundation suing the Department of Homeland Security to access Harry's immigration records, arguing his past drug use should be scrutinized.
U.S. visa applications require disclosure of any history of drug use, raising questions about the veracity of Prince Harry's application given his admissions in his memoir, 'Spare'.
Trump's stance on Harry's potential deportation is part of a broader immigration rhetoric, emphasizing no special privileges for the Duke of Sussex despite his royal status.

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