US President hints at deporting Meghan Markle's husband
Insiders have warned that Donald Trump would back legal action if Prince Harry lied on his visa application, amid claims of past drug use.
Trump's stance on Harry's visa application
The US President previously hinted at deporting Meghan Markle's husband but later stated he would leave him alone, citing his existing problems with his wife.
Source warns Harry should be worried
A source revealed to The Mail on Sunday that Trump remains committed to Harry facing criminal prosecution if found to have lied on his visa application.
Challenges to Harry's immigration records
A US judge ruled in September 2024 that there was no strong public interest in disclosing the duke's immigration records but later agreed to release the maximum amount possible.
Heritage Foundation's lawsuit
The Heritage Foundation challenged the Department for Homeland Security after a Freedom of Information Act request was rejected, claiming it was of immense public interest.
Response from DHS
The DHS stated that a person's immigration information is private personal information, and there is no publicly available information showing Prince Harry was ever convicted for a drug-related offense.
Trump's warning on preferential treatment
In a GB News interview, Trump mentioned that Harry should not receive special privileges if found to have lied on his visa application, and appropriate action should be taken.
