Donald Trump has stated that he will not attempt to deport Prince Harry from the United States if he wins a second term as President in November. This comes despite previous threats from Trump to do so. Trump made this announcement while also welcoming Marc Fogel to the White House.
An expert has suggested that King Charles may have influenced Trump’s decision not to remove Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from the US. Last week, Trump confirmed that he would not seek to deport Prince Harry, even though there is an ongoing debate about Harry’s visa status. In the past, Trump had hinted that he might take action against Harry.
In a sharp comment, Trump criticized Meghan Markle, calling her “terrible” and saying that Harry, who is 40 years old, “has enough problems with his wife.” This remark added fuel to the ongoing tension between Trump and the couple.
However, Trump has now changed his stance on deporting Prince Harry, likely due to his friendly relationship with King Charles. At 78 years old, Trump seems to understand that deporting Harry would upset the British Royal Family. An insider mentioned that having Harry return to the UK would actually be more difficult than allowing him to stay in the US.
Reports indicate that Trump is not a fan of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Despite this, Trump and King Charles have developed an unexpected friendship since Trump’s first term as President. Their relationship began during Trump’s state visit to the UK in 2019. Since then, the two have reportedly stayed in touch, with King Charles sending letters to Trump, including one expressing sympathy after an assassination attempt on Trump in September.
When King Charles revealed his cancer diagnosis earlier this year, Trump sent his well-wishes for a speedy recovery, expressing respect for someone he has “gotten to know well.” Although the two leaders have differing views on global issues, such as climate change, they have met twice and surprisingly get along well.
According to *The Sun*, royal insiders believe that Trump does not want to risk damaging his relationship with the Royal Family, which is why he is allowing Prince Harry to remain in the US. However, it is important to note that Trump has previously criticized Prince Harry, calling him “whipped” and accusing him of “betraying the Queen” through his memoir and Netflix series.
Currently, Prince Harry’s residency in the US is under scrutiny due to a court case questioning whether he was truthful about his past drug use, including cocaine, marijuana, and hallucinogens, on his visa application.
