The informed warned that Donald Trump would have supported the legal procedure if Prince Harry lied to request his visa and should be “very concerned.”
The former US president has hinted that he might deport Megan Markle's husband, amid allegations that he had lied about drug use in the past to the forms of visa.
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But Mr. Trump said then said: “I don't want to do it. I will leave him alone. He has sufficient problems with his wife. It is terrible.”
The years of insults include the Duchess of Sussex, which describes Mr. Trump as “hate women” while describing it as “bad”.
A source now told the mail on Sunday, Mr. Trump is still committed to facing a criminal trial if it turns out that he was lying.
They said: “President Trump explained that if it turns out that Harry did not tell the truth to request his construction, he might face the prosecution.”
The source added: “President Trump said that he will not deport Harry, but there is no doubt that he will support the claim.
“The word in Washington is that it should be very worried. There is no lost love between Sussexes and President Trump.”
Harry's signal prompted the cocaine, marijuana and narcotic mushrooms in his book to the Washington Research Group for the conservative, to ask why he was allowed in the United States in 2020.
In September 2024, American judge Karl Nichols spent that the public had no strong interest in detecting immigration records in the Duke.
But after a new challenge, earlier this month agreed to issue a “maximum possible” on how Harry, 40, entered the United States.
In an order published this week, Judge Nichols officially informed the government in the state by next Thursday (February 20), which can be revealed legal documents related to the case.
He then said, “The court will define parts of those materials that can be produced to heritage.”
Mr. Trump, who can intervene and request the release of documents, has previously warned that Harry may face consequences if he lied to drug use to request a US visa.
The Heritage Foundation filed the lawsuit against the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) after rejecting the request for the Freedom of Information Law, with the research reservoir claiming that it was “a huge public interest.”
In his controversial memoirs, the Duke said that cocaine “did not do anything for me,” adding: “Marijuana is different, it has already helped me.”
How did the royal drama bring the UK and abroad
January 8, 2020Duke and Duchess of Sussex declares that they “retreat as senior members” in the royal family and divide their time between the United Kingdom and North America.
January 18: Buckingham Palace announces an agreement reached for Harry “to retract royal duties, including official military appointments.”
January 20: The palace declares that Harry and Meghan will not use HRH titles and will not receive public funds for royal duties. The couple says that they intend to pay 2.4 million pounds of taxpayers' money to renew FROGMORE Cottage, which will remain the home of the UK family.
March 3: Harry and Queen meet in a four -hour conversation about Megxit.
March 9: Megan and Harry attend the Commonwealth Day service – alongside William and Kate – the final royal event before abandoning the royal duties.
March 27: The couple moves to Los Angeles after a short stay in Canada.
June: They buy a palace of 11 million pounds in Monteesito, California.
September: Netflix announces a huge deal worth $ 100 million with spouses.
November: In an article published in the New York Times, Megan reveals that she suffered from abortion four months ago.
March 7, 2021: The couple provided an American television interview with Oprah Winfrey, in which the Duchess reveals her suicide ideas and a member of the royal family cares about racism.
March 8: The palace responds, saying that the racing issues that were raised “related” and “while some memories may differ” things will be taken seriously. “
April 17: Harry attends the funeral of his grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh.
June 4: Lilit's daughter was born in a hospital in Santa Barbara, California.
July 1: Harry and William are united by revealing the statue of Diana at the Kinsington Palace.
June 2022: The brothers meet in the celebrations of the Platinum of the Jubilee, and again after two months for her funeral. The occasion of the state is Megan's recent visit to the United Kingdom.
December: Netflix Harry & Meghan Airs. The Duke says in one of the episodes that it was “terrifying” that his brother “Scream and Hout” be on his future.
January 8, 2023: Harry was interviewed by ITV to publish his controversial book – published two days later – claiming that he was “Megan opposite Kate”.
April: Harry has a hadith “from heart to heart” with Abu Charles before agreeing to attend the king's coronation in London.
May 6: Upon arrival on the party, two rows sit behind his brother and leave shortly after the service.
June: Harry has become the first senior royal in more than 130 years to provide evidence in the court, when he appears in the Supreme Court of his case against the Mirror Group newspapers.
July: Streaming Giant Spotify announces that it cuts ways with the Suss-XES Audio brand, above, in “mutual decision”.
September: Harry rejects an offer to spend the memory of the Queen's death with his father in Balmral.
February 2024: Harry flying to the United Kingdom to be with his father. They meet for half an hour before Harry flies home. He does not meet William.
March: Meghan launches the American Riviera Orchard commercial brand, which is published only nine times on Instagram.
April: The judge distinguishes Harry's legal resumption of the taxpayer that is funded by the taxpayer after moving abroad, “hurt him frankly.”
maybe: Harry is making a short visit to London to attend an event held from where Charles was staying. They do not meet.
January 1, 2025: Megan is re -launching her Instagram account with a video that Harry called a beach near their home in the United States.
The Heritage Foundation's lawsuit argued that American law “generally makes such an unacceptable person to enter”.
The Research Center also said that the answers to the former drug use of Rawd in a visa request to be revealed as they could raise questions about the safety of the US government.
In the response of the Ministry of National Security to the legal demand, he said: “Like a lot of health, financial or employment information, the immigration information of its person is special personal information.”
The requests submitted by lawyer John Bardo on behalf of the Ministry of National Security also stated that “the information available to the public shows that Prince Harry has ever convicted of a drug -related crime.”
Mr. Bardo added that any proposal from the Heritage Foundation represented in making mistakes on behalf of the United States government was “purely speculative.”
Mr. Trump said in an interview with GB News with Nigel Farage in March last year that Harry should not receive preferential treatment.
In response to a question about whether the Duke should have “special privileges” if it turns out that he had lied in his request, Mr. Trump said: “To take appropriate measures.”
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