Donald Trump continues to work for Prince Harry who is confronted with a criminal prosecution when he is found about his drug use in his visa application, has learned the post on Sunday.
The American president said last week that he would not deport the Duke of Sussex and claimed that he has enough punishment with his 'terrible' wife. But sources in the neighborhood of Mr. Trump say that he has “sworn transparency” and support legal action.
Everyone who lies about drug use on an American visa application stands for a maximum of five years in prison, a fine or deportation.
In his 2023 memoirs, Harry admitted that he used cocaine, marijuana and magical mushrooms. If he had admitted that when he arrived in the US in 2022 he needed a visa failure after the interview.
Washington Think tank The Heritage Foundation fought to have data from the Homeland Security department released to discover if Harry told the truth and whether he received special treatment. Judge Carl Nichols had initially ruled that all documents had to be kept private.
But in documents that were submitted on Thursday, he ordered details of a secret 'in camera' meeting last summer between themselves and lawyers to transfer the DHS to the Heritage Foundation. A source said: “President Trump has made it very clear that if Harry has not told the truth about his visa application, he might be able to deal. If Harry answered the question of drugs, that would have activated a visa failure process in which he would have been interviewed and received an exemption. If that is the case, the public has the right to know. '
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Donald Trump continues to work for Prince Harry who is confronted with a criminal prosecution when he is found about lying about his drug use in his visa application, the post has learned on Sunday
The American president said last week that he would not deport the Duke of Sussex and claimed that he has enough punishment with his 'terrible' wife. But sources close to Mr Trump say that he has “sworn transparency” and will support legal steps
The source added: “President Trump said he will not deport Harry, but there is no doubt that he would support a persecution.
'What is interesting … is the judge admitted a secret meeting with lawyers for the government without telling lawyers representing heritage. That is very unusual, if not unprecedented. It is very relevant that the judge has admitted that Heritage has the right to see the non-public documents. '
The source warned that Harry is' far from off-the-hook ', adding to it:' The word in Washington is that he must indeed be very concerned. No love has been lost between the Sussexes and President Trump. '
Meghan has distributed Mr Trump and branded misogynistic. He in turn called Harry and told the New York Post last week: 'I leave him alone. He has plenty of problems with his wife. She is terrible. '
During the Invictus games in Canada, Harry seemed to wipe a way to the Lord Trump and criticized the 'weak moral character in the world'.
Meghan has distributed Mr Trump and branded misogynistic. He in turn called Harry and told the New York Post last week: 'I leave him alone. He has plenty of problems with his wife. She is terrible '
In the Invictus games in Canada, Harry seemed to wipe a way to the Lord Trump and criticized the 'weak moral character in the world' (depicted, Harry gave a speech during the opening ceremony of the games)
De Mos understands the new Attorney General Pam Bondi expects Harry's matter to be treated like any other immigration case '. The source said: 'Pam wants justice to be served – it doesn't matter if you are a prince or a pauper. If he lied, he will be prosecuted. '
Nile Gardiner, director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at the Heritage Foundation, said last night: “The American people have the right to know if Harry was honest.”
In the meantime, Harry has been 'covered' the highest honor Canada's native Tsleil-Waututh people can consult during a break of his Invictus games.
Yesterday he received the hand -woven robe in a daycare center in Vancouver. A message on Harry and Meghan's Sussex.com said it was a “in -depthly moving moment.”
