U.S. President Donald Trump has ruled out the possibility of deporting Prince Harry, stating that the Duke of Sussex already has enough troubles in his personal life. Trump made the remark in an interview with the New York Post, addressing speculation over Prince Harry’s U.S. immigration status and whether his visa could be revoked due to past drug admissions.
The president, known for his hardline stance on immigration, brushed off the idea, saying, “I wouldn’t deport him. Look, he’s got enough problems with his wife.” His comments referenced ongoing controversies surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, including their estranged relationship with the British royal family and the backlash from their high-profile interviews and projects.
The issue of Prince Harry’s immigration status has been a hot topic, with conservative groups questioning whether he disclosed past drug use when applying for his U.S. visa. However, the Biden administration has refused to release details of his application, citing privacy laws.
Trump’s statement signals a departure from his usual tough stance on high-profile immigration cases, suggesting that despite the political noise, he sees Harry’s situation as more of a personal drama than a matter of national concern.
His remarks are likely to fuel further debate over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s standing in both the U.S. and the U.K., where they remain figures of intense media scrutiny.
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