Prince Harry’s residency in the USA would be under threat if Donald Trump wins the presidential election in November, according to royal commentator Jennie Bond.
She was responding to questions about Trump’s comment that Prince Harry “will be on his own” if he triumphs in the election.
Bond told GB News: “Donald Trump, I think most people would accept, is probably quite a vindictive man and he is a law unto himself, and he's made it very clear that he regards Harry and Meghan as being completely on their own if he becomes president.
“Thus far they've been somewhat, I suppose, protected by the Biden administration.”
In a discussion with Martin Daubney, she continued: “There is a group, a Conservative group who are trying to force the publication of the application that Harry filled in for his visa when he moved to America.
“The rules and laws on drug-taking are quite intense over there. And the question is, did Harry say, as he did in his book Spare, that he had taken quite a considerable number of drugs, did he say that on his visa application?
“The Biden administration has protected him and said they don't see that this should be published. And also, rather remarkably, they don't actually see that, just because Harry said in his book he has taken all these drugs, that it isn't necessarily proof that he did, which is a bit odd really isn't it?”
She added: “But Trump has made a lot of quite unpleasant noises, saying that he’s on his own, and it's really quite threatening for Harry. It could threaten his residency in the United States.”
Asked if that could make Harry and Meghan more popular, she said: “They would be seen as victims of Trump and their liberal credentials would be feted and celebrated as they are already in California, so they could become the new hero and heroine of modern-day politics.
“We will have to wait and see, but Trump has definitely got it in for them.”
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