Trump hints at possibility of Prince Harry's deportation over drug use admissions

Donald Trump gave an interview addressing Prince Harry's stay in the United States. The former president criticized Meghan Markle's husband for his past drug use and mentioned that if he is elected again, he might consider deporting him.

Donald Trump discussed Prince Harry during an interview, particularly highlighting Meghan Markle's husband's past drug use, which Harry admitted to in his biography "Spare".

In "Spare", Harry describes his experiences with cocaine, marijuana, and hallucinogenic mushrooms. In April last year, the "Daily Mail" reported that his honesty about his drug use was intended to support his visa application with a positive outcome.

Donald Trump stated in the interview that if he wins the upcoming election, Prince Harry, the younger son of King Charles III, could be deported. According to Trump, Meghan's husband should not receive special treatment.

"We will need to verify his statements on drug use, and if it’s found he lied, then we must take appropriate measures" - Trump told GB News.

When Nigel Farage pressed him for specifics about "appropriate measures" and whether that implies deportation, it appeared that the former president does not yet have a definitive stance on the possible proceedings against Harry.

It is noteworthy that nearly a year ago, the "Daily Mail" covered the start of an investigation into Prince Harry's eligibility to remain in the United States. Activists from the conservative think tank Heritage Foundation initiated the investigation, citing public information rights.