Trump Rules Out Deporting Prince Harry: “He’s Got Enough Problems With His Wife”

• US President Donald Trump has ruled out deporting British royal Prince Harry because of legal issues
• Trump told The New York Post that he isn’t interested in throwing Prince Harry out of the country
• The British royal has been facing scrutiny from The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank based in Washington, D.C.

US President Donald Trump has ruled out deporting British royal Prince Harry.

Prince Harry’s immigration status is the subject of litigation in Washington DC, after allegations that he may have concealed past illegal drug use.

The charges, if proven, would disqualify him from obtaining a US visa.

Trump told The New York Post that he isn’t interested in throwing Harry out of the country.

“I don’t want to do that... I’ll leave him alone. He’s got enough problems with his wife. She’s terrible.”

Prince Harry has been facing scrutiny from The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank based in Washington, D.C.

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The foundation also organised the political initiative Project 2025, which includes policies that Trump has been seemingly enacting early in his second presidency.

Trump himself, however, has denied ever reading it, CNN reported.

The foundation filed a complaint against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in May 2023. In it, the foundation asks for the release of Prince Harry’s visa application.

Ghanaians in US worried about ICE raids

A Ghanaian truck driver in the US expressed concern over the ongoing crackdown on undocumented migrants.

He expressed worry over the raids by the US' Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) across the country.

The driver also noted that due to the ongoing raids by the US law enforcement agency, he now moves around with the necessary documents like his passport.

A Ghanaian teacher in the US also voiced some concerns in the wake of the ongoing crackdown on some immigrants.

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Currently residing in Denver, the teacher said the threat of deportation had brought fear into many migrants, especially the Hispanics, who now turn to stay indoors for fear of being apprehended and deported.

He noted that for a particular class, he was expecting 26 students, but only 11 showed up.

"There are a lot of Hispanics here and they worry that they would be apprehended."

Ghanaian TikToker grilled by US immigration

YEN.com.gh reported that another Ghanaian man based in the US expressed concern regarding possible deportation and shared his experience.

He was allegedly stopped at the border and was grilled for several hours regarding his status in the country.

He expressed relief that the immigration officials finally let him go after asking him gruelling questions.

Source: YEN.com.gh