Will Trump deport Prince Harry? 'He has problems with his wife...'

US President Donald Trump has made a new statement regarding the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, the son of King Charles III of the United Kingdom, who lives in the US. Stating that Harry, whom he hinted he could deport in 2024, already has enough problems with his wife, Meghan Markle, Trump also evaluated the possibility of deporting the British Prince.

Trump spoke about his remarks to The New York Post in 2024, in which he hinted that Prince Harry could be deported.

Stating that he is 'not interested' in deporting Prince Harry, Trump used the following expressions:

'I wouldn't protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That's unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was up to me. I don't want to do that. I'll leave him alone. He has enough problems with his wife (Meghan Markle). She (his wife) is terrible. I think poor Harry is being controlled.'

Trump's statements about Harry came after the British Prince revealed that he had used drugs while in the US.

PRINCE HARRY WAS A TARGET FOR TRUMP

In a statement made in March 2024, Trump hinted that if he were to become president again, Prince Harry could face the danger of being deported from the US 'if it is determined that he lied about drug use on his visa documents.'

On the other hand, Trump noted in 2024 regarding Prince Harry that if he were re-elected, Prince Harry would be 'left on his own after the unforgivable betrayal' he committed against Queen Elizabeth II.

Prince Harry mentioned that he had used certain drugs in his book titled Spare, which was published on January 10, 2023. Following this confession in the book, the American think tank Heritage Foundation filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) requesting access to Prince Harry's immigration records.

For certain visa applications to enter the US, applicants are required to answer questions regarding whether they use drugs. Applications from those who use drugs can be rejected.