The Heritage Foundation has raised questions about the Duke of Sussex's eligibility to reside in the United States, sparking a debate on his immigration status. Former President Donald Trump has made his stance clear, declaring he would not protect Prince Harry if it were up to him. Trump's comments add to the controversy surrounding the Duke, who has faced criticism for past drug use and alleged betrayal of the Queen.
Recent developments have intensified scrutiny around Prince Harry's presence in the US. The Duke, who is 40 years old and a father-of-two, openly discussed past drug use, including cannabis and cocaine, in his memoir "Spare". This revelation has led to discussions about possible deportation, as Trump previously hinted at such a possibility due to the Duke's admissions.
During a family and friends dinner, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shared a moment that drew attention. The Duchess introduced her husband, and the couple shared a passionate kiss. Despite personal criticisms, their public appearances remain strong, as they prepare to host the 2025 Invictus Games in Vancouver.
The Heritage Foundation's concerns align with Trump's disapproval. The former President has criticized Meghan Markle, labeling her as "terrible" and highlighting her previous comments about a Republican politician as "misogynist" and "divisive". Trump's blunt remarks reflect an ongoing tension between the Sussexes and certain political figures.
"I wouldn't protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That's unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was down to me." – Donald Trump
"He's got enough problems with his wife. She's terrible." – Donald Trump
These statements underscore the lack of support from some quarters in the US political sphere. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex continue to navigate their public and private lives amidst these challenges, maintaining focus on their charitable initiatives and family commitments.
