Donald Trump wants to expel Prince Harry from the United States. Because he suspects the British royal lied on his visa application about drug use. It is for this reason that if he wins the presidential elections in November, he could take them again. Why, he explained in a television interview GB News with Nigel Farage, he does not deserve preferential treatment compared to the others. The Reuters news agency explains that people applying for a visa to the United States are required to provide information on any history of drug use. The answer may affect the outcome of the question. While lying can result in sanctions: including expulsion.
In California since 2020
Harry has lived in California since 2020. He admitted to past drug use in his book Spare. The conservative think tank Heritage Foundation is suing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for access to its immigration records. Earlier this month, a judge ruled that details relating to Harry's visa application must be handed over to the court. Farage, a longtime Trump ally, asked the Republican presidential candidate whether Prince Harry should be given “special privileges” if he lied in his application. The tycoon’s response was clear: “No. We'll have to see if they know anything about the drug, and if he lied, they'll have to take appropriate action. And when asked if Harry might not stay in America, Trump replied: “Oh, I don't know.”
Harry and Meghan
Harry and his wife Meghan Markle have often criticized the British royal family for their treatment since their arrival in the United States. An interview with Oprah Winfrey from 2021, documentaries on Netflix and finally the book: the couple, married in 2018, have rarely returned to Great Britain since their departure to the United States.
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