Prince Harry has been sent a fresh warning over a possible intervention from Donald Trump as the row over his US visa continues to erupt.
Conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation has called for Harry’s US visa application to be made public after the Duke of Sussex made claims of his previous drug use in his memoir, Spare.
It piles pressure on the Joe Biden administration to release the documents as drug use can be used as grounds to deny a US visa application
In an exclusive interview with Daily Express US, Trump, who is bidding to win this year’s US presidential election, warned Harry would be “on his own” if he is re-elected.
Heritage Foundation president Kevin Roberts said the possible intervention from Trump is a “very exciting prospect” in their ongoing case.
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During his show on GB News, host Nigel Farage raised the question of a potential intervention from the former US president on the matter, claiming Trump could “reopen the case” if he returns to the White House.
Roberts responded: “He sure could, and it’s a very exciting prospect, isn’t it?”
Farage hit back at Roberts and the Heritage Foundation, stating: “You’re being a bit vindictive.”
But the think tank’s president replied: “No, we’re being just.”
During an exclusive interview with Daily Express at the CPAC conference in Washington DC last month, Trump hinted he could deport Harry if he is re-elected, warning the Duke of Sussex that he “will not protect him” like Joe Biden.
Trump said he was furious at the Biden administration for “protecting Harry” by keeping his immigration application confidential.
He said: “I wouldn’t protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That’s unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was down to me.”
