Trump threatens to revoke Prince Harry’s visa

The former president of the United States of America and the new candidate Donald Trump warned Prince Henry, the youngest son of King Charles III, this Tuesday to withdraw his visa to his country if it is proven that he lied about his drug use when applying. In an interview with populist politician and Brexit leader Nigel Farage on GB News, Trump said the Duke of Sussex should not get preferential treatment. – We will have to see if anything is known about drugs, and if he lied, we will have to take appropriate measures – said the likely Republican candidate for the White House, without saying whether Enrique will be expelled from the US. Trump’s words come after the Duke of Sussex, who he has previously criticized in public, admitted in his memoirs that he used various drugs, leading some to question why he was allowed to settle in California with his family in 2020. The conservative Heritage Foundation filed filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Homeland Security, arguing that her request should have been denied. The former president also attacked Enrique for “disrespecting” his grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth II. Similarly, in an interview, Trump defended Enrique’s sister-in-law, Princess Catherine, in the eye of the storm for retouching a photo with her children after not appearing in public for two months following abdominal surgery. “It was a very small change. It’s a tough time and they’re really going after it,” said Trump, whom “everyone is rooting for.” “You look at these actors and then you see them in real life and you’re like, ‘Is that the same person as in the movie?'” he added.