Donald Trump tells Prince Harry he could be expelled from US if he wins Presidential election

Donald Trump has issued a warning suggesting that Prince Harry might face expulsion from the United States if Trump were to be elected in the upcoming election.

The former President expressed concerns over ongoing controversies surrounding allegations that the Duke of Sussex may have used drugs in the past. Harry disclosed in his autobiography, ‘Spare,’ that he had experimented with cocaine, cannabis, and magic mushrooms.

In an exclusive interview with GB News, Trump emphasized the necessity for impartial treatment, stating that there should be no special privileges afforded to the former Prince. When questioned by interviewer Nigel Farage about potential preferential treatment, Trump responded firmly: “No. We’ll have to see if they know something about the drugs, and if he lied they’ll have to take appropriate action.”

Delving further into the matter, Farage inquired about the nature of “appropriate action,” hinting at the possibility of Harry being asked to leave America. Trump’s response indicated uncertainty, suggesting that the details were unclear and that such information should have been known previously.

The half-hour interview is scheduled to air tomorrow at 7 pm. Trump also defended Kate Middleton amid the controversy surrounding photoshopped images of her. Other topics covered during the interview included King Charles’ battle with cancer and Meghan and Harry’s interactions with the Queen while she was alive.

Trump did not miss the opportunity to criticize his Democratic rival, Joe Biden, explaining his concerns about Biden’s suitability to lead the United States.

Under US law, a history of drug use could potentially lead to the rejection of a visa application. The Heritage Foundation, a right-wing think tank, is pursuing a legal challenge to have details of Harry’s visa application released. However, the Department of Homeland Security has requested additional time to locate the records while a federal judge determines whether they should be disclosed to the public.