US EditionTrump says he won’t deport Prince Harry: ‘He’s got enough problems with his wife’
- Donald Trump stated he will not deport Prince Harry amid his immigration status issues and has enough problems with Meghan Markle.
- The Heritage Foundation has initiated a legal case seeking records regarding Harry's visa application due to his drug use admissions in his memoir Spare.
- A judge hinted at the possibility of releasing sealed documents from Prince Harry's visa application, aiming for maximum disclosure without violating privacy.
- Trump warned that Harry could face consequences if he lied about drug use on his US visa application, which specifically inquires about past drug use.
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Donald Trump fuels Meghan Markle and Prince Harry divorce rumours: He's got enough problems
Rumors about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s marital problems have been swirling for months, and Donald Trump just added fuel to the fire. In a recent New York Post interview, Trump dismissed the idea of pursuing Harry’s U.S. visa case, saying: "I'll leave him alone. He's got enough problems with his wife. She's terrible." Speculation about the couple’s future has been rampant, with Vanity Fair reporting that Meghan was even approached to write…
Trump Was Asked If He Would Deport Prince Harry. Here’s What He Said.
Will Donald Trump expel Prince Harry from the United States? The billionaire finally said he wanted to leave Harry "quite" because "he already has enough problems with his wife."
Trump won’t deport Prince Harry: I’ll leave him alone
ISTANBUL – US President Donald Trump has ruled out deporting Prince Harry, citing the Duke of Sussex’s marital issues as a reason for leniency, saying, “I’ll leave him alone.” “I don’t want to do that…He’s got enough problems with his wife. She’s terrible,” Trump said in an interview with The New York Post on Friday. Harry’s immigration status has been under scrutiny, with the Heritage Foundation alleging that he may have concealed past illegal …
Recently, rumors have emerged that the drug problems of the youngest son of King Charles III of England could lead the President of the United States to include him on the list of people to deport the content USA. Trump assures that he does not deport Prince Harry appears first in Journal i.
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