President Donald Trump has warned that he may deport Britain’s Prince Harry when he returns to the White House.
Trump responded to allegations that Harry lied on his visa application when he moved to the United States.
Harry, the Duke of Sussex, is fighting to stop the release of his immigration documents.
In his memoir “Spare,” Harry admitted to taking drugs.
However, to obtain a U.S. visa, foreign nationals, including Harry, must declare that have not taken illegal drugs.
The issue has led to Harry being hauled to a Washington D.C. court over his drug use claims in his memoir.
Harry’s lawyers insist that the the admission in his book is “not proof” that he took drugs, and therefore, lied on his visa application.
However, the Heritage Foundation argues that Harry’s admission that he took cocaine, cannabis, and magic mushrooms means he should not have been allowed into the U.S.
Releasing the visa application will prove that Harry, 39, lied about his alleged narcotics use which the think tank notes is a breach of U.S. federal law.
The Heritage Foundation asserts that the drug use admission puts Harry’s immigration status in doubt.
Lawyers for Democrat President Joe Biden’s administration also insist that