Trump Dismisses Deportation Plans for Prince Harry Amid Immigration Dispute

In an interview with the New York Post, US President Donald Trump made it clear that he does not intend to take any action to deport Prince Harry from the United States, even as questions about the Duke of Sussex's immigration status continue in court. Trump remarked that he would leave Harry alone, suggesting that the prince already faces sufficient personal challenges, particularly from his troublesome relationship with his wife.

The controversy centers on legal litigation brought by a conservative think tank questioning the honesty of Harry’s US visa application. The Heritage Foundation has highlighted claims from Harry’s autobiography, which references past drug use, arguing that this information might have been inadequately disclosed during the visa process. The group also suggested that, following the Sussexes' high-profile exit from the British royal family and their settlement in California, Harry may have benefited from leniency under the current administration.

Adding another layer to the narrative, Trump expressed admiration for Prince William during the interview, calling him a commendable young man. This positive nod towards William sharply contrasts with his consistent disparagement of Harry and Meghan Markle, whose past encounters with Trump have been marked by mutual criticism on various public platforms.