President Donald Trump is ramping up his campaign promise to deport millions of non-citizens back to their home countries.
Trump recently complained that deportations are not higher in his first three weeks in office. “It’s driving him nuts they’re not deporting more people,” said a person familiar with Trump’s deportation efforts.
But one person Trump has ruled out deporting is England’s Prince Harry, who is married to American actress Meghan Markle.
In an interview, Trump said he won’t deport the Duke of Sussex from the US, because Harry has “enough problems with his wife.” Trump referred to Meghan as “terrible”.
In March 2023, the Heritage Foundation discovered Harry lied on his U.S. visa application. Specifically the part that asks whether he used drugs in the past.
This is the same thing that got Hunter Biden in trouble with the feds – lying about past drug use on a government application form.
But Trump will go easy on Harry and allow him to stay in the U.S. since he’s married to Meghan – whom many consider to be a narcissist.
Prince Harry and Meghan are anti-Trump – although they both stopped short of publicly endorsing Kamala Harris before the 2024 election.
In June 2020, Meghan gave a speech supporting Black Lives Matter for graduates of her old high school Immaculate Heart.
Harry, 40, and Meghan, 43, share two minor children, Archie, 5, who is a British citizen, and Lilibet, 3, who was born in Santa Barbara, CA.
Prince Harry and Meghan align with the Democratic party in America. They lean left and have expressed liberal views, such as Meghan claiming she was transgender as a teenager. She has said she was born a boy and raised as a girl.
When Meghan was 11-years-old she wrote a letter to Proctor & Gamble to complain about the use of the word “women” in an Ivory dish soap commercial. Her letter worked: the company changed the commercial to say “people,” not “women.”
