Trump Reveals His Decision on Deporting Prince Harry: 'He’s Got Enough Problems'

Prince Harry will not be kicked out of the United States, according to a recent statement from President Donald Trump. Despite ongoing questions about his visa, the President says the Duke has “enough problems” already.

Key Facts:

A legal challenge from the Heritage Foundation questions if Harry concealed his past drug use on his visa application.
Harry admitted using cocaine, cannabis, and psychedelics in his memoir “Spare.”
President Trump told The New York Post that he does not plan to deport Harry, saying, “I’ll leave him alone.”
Trump criticized Meghan Markle as “terrible” but praised Prince William as “a great young man.”
Harry and Meghan have openly disapproved of Trump, calling him “divisive” and “misogynistic.”

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The Rest of The Story:

The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, believes Harry’s public admissions of drug use warrant a closer look at his immigration status.

They have sued the Department of Homeland Security to find out whether he received special treatment when he moved to California in 2020.

Even so, Trump told the New York Post he will not force Harry to leave. The former president described Harry’s situation as already complicated, pointing to tension with Meghan Markle.

“I don’t want to do that,” he said. “I’ll leave him alone. He’s got enough problems with his wife. She’s terrible.”

Trump added that he thinks Meghan has been a negative influence on Harry.

Meanwhile, Trump spoke favorably about Prince William, whom he met privately in Paris during a ceremony at Notre-Dame Cathedral.

“I think William is a great young man,” he said.

I suspect in that meeting with Prince William and Trump, the subject of Harry came up, and William requested that Harry not be deported. They don't want him back. pic.twitter.com/dZmCGVv1AX

— Defenestrate (@Defenestrate123) February 8, 2025

This contrast in Trump’s opinions about the two royal brothers captures the differences in how each has approached public life.

Commentary:

Given Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s polarizing presence, this exchange almost seems comedic.

Some could argue that Trump’s refusal to deport Harry is a continuation of special treatment, but Trump’s own words suggest he sees no need for further punishment.

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In his eyes, it seems Harry’s marriage to Meghan is consequence enough.

This view reflects how Harry and Meghan stir up strong opinions on all sides.

Whether you find Trump’s remarks amusing or harsh, his decision adds another twist to the ongoing saga of the Duke and Duchess on American soil.

The Bottom Line:

Trump is letting Harry stay, claiming the Duke’s troubles are punishment enough.
This development highlights both the ongoing debate over Harry’s visa and the couple’s tense relationship with American conservatives.

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