
Prince Harry and President Donald Trump doesnât have the best of relationships. While the Duke has mocked Trump, the president thretened to deport harry a few years back after it was rumored he lied on his Visa application. Now, as Harry is said to leave the U.S with his family, it might be a possibility he wonât ever be able to return.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly leaving the U.S. Last week, reports about them having taken the decision to move back to the U.K emerged, with the couple being said to have already enrolled their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, in new schools.
The reason for their move is not yet known, however, sources have pointed out that King Charles could be a reason. Others have said it has to do with what many believe has been their failed business venturs, as they get a new start in the U.K.
However, some take it one step further. MAGA allies has stated that the real reason for the move is Donald Trump.
Katie Miller, the husband of White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller. In a post on X, quoting part of a People Magazine article, Miller wrote, âThey are moving back to Britain because they donât like President Trump.â
MAGA allies claim Donald Trump is the reason why Harry is leaving the U.S
In other posts, Miller claimed that Meghan had provided People with information because she âalways just wanted to be a celebrityâ and claimed that the couple was âbroke.â
Conservative political commentator Megyn Kelly also commented, saying: âWeâve done our time here in America my dear friend!â
The Sussexesâ sour relationship with Trump is nothing new. The Duke previously took aim at the president after Trump claimed NATO allies had âstayed a little backâ during the war in Afghanistan.

In April, Harry said the U.S should show more leadership on Ukraine amid the Russian invasion.
According to the BBC, Trump addressed Harryâs statement and commented, âPrince Harry? Howâs he doing? Howâs his wife? Please give her my regards. I know one thing: Prince Harry is not speaking for the UK; thatâs for sure. I think I am speaking for the UK more than Prince Harry.â
Did Prince Harry lie on his U.S Visa application?
Donald Trump has yet not commented on the reports of Harry and Meghan possibly leaving the U.S. However, one can imagine he isnât mourning their possible departure.
Still, Harry has been on the presidentâs mind for many years, with one âincidentâ getting more coverage than the rest.
In 2023, the American conservative think tank, The Heritage Foundation, sued the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for access to Harryâs immigration records. When applying for certain American visas, one must disclose whether they ever have taken drugs, which could result in their application being denied.
But Harry did disclose the truth in his Spare memoir, revealing that he had previously used various drugs and psychedelics, including cocaine, marijuana, and magic mushrooms.
Harry also admitted that he had lied as a teenager about using cocaine. He excused his drug use by attaching it to the burden he felt relating the death of his mother, Princess Diana.

âOf courseâŠI had been doing cocaine around this timeâŠIâd been offered a line, and Iâd done a few more since. I was a deeply unhappy 17-year-old boy willing to try almost anything that would alter the status quo. That was what I told myself anyway,â Harry wrote in Spare.
Donald Trump threatened to deport Harry over reported Visa mishap
He went on to explain how he used psychedelic drugs, and that they allowed him to âescape reality for a while.â
âAll the great seers and philosophers say our daily life is an illusion. I always felt the truth in that. But how reassuring it was, after nibbling a mushroom, or ingesting ayahuasca, to experience it for myself,â he continued.
The Heritage Foundation went on to explain why they had sued the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for access to Harryâs immigration records.
âHarry has publicly admitted to extensive illegal drug use. What do we submit this means? That Harry seems to have received special treatment: the [Department of Homeland Security] looked the other way if the prince answered truthfully, or it looked the other way if the prince lied on his visa application. Either action would be wrong,â it read.
Prince Harryâs Visa application was assessed by the federal courts. However, in September of last year, a judge ruled that it should remain private.
Before the 2024 Presidential Election, Trump threatened to deport Harry if he had lied on his Visa application. Moreover, he clarified that he âwouldnât protectâ Harry if he won the 2024 presidential election, not least because he viewed Harryâs royal exit as a betrayal of the late Queen Elizabeth.

âI wouldnât protect him. He betrayed the Queen. Thatâs unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was down to me,â Trump told the Express at the time, adding that he believes the Royal Family was âtoo graciousâ to Harry after âwhat he has done.â
Prince Harry could be banned from ever returning to the U.S
However, he later rouled out deporting the prince, joking, âIâll leave him alone. Heâs got enough problems with his wife.â
Prince Harry has not become a U.S Citizen and time will tell if he ever will apply. Now, a new update on Harryâs Visa troubles has come to light.
The Heritageâs Freedom of Information Act lawsuits failed to uncover any information from either agency about the princeâs immigration status â even before the Duke and Duchess announced they would be returning to the UK, six years after stepping back from royal dutie.s
Still, now, former Heritage staffer Mike Howell, now president of the government accountability group Oversight Project and a party to the lawsuits told the NY Post that Harry wonât be able to âslip awayâ even though he would leave the U.S. Worst case? the Duke wonât be able to return to the States.
âWe still want all the documents,â Howell told the NY Post. âPrince Harry may be leaving, but our fight for the truth goes on,â Howell added. âMaybe he wonât be able to come back.â
