In light of Donald Trump’s recent triumph in the elections, many Americans are feeling anxious about the future.
However, it seems that Prince Harry is among those with a reason to worry too, especially following Kamala Harris’s defeat.
What could this mean for the Duke of Sussex?
Back in October, Harry celebrated a significant legal victory when a U.S. court affirmed his right to privacy concerning his visa application.
This came after allegations surfaced suggesting he had been dishonest about using Class A drugs.
Had he been found guilty of these claims, it could have jeopardized his residency status in the United States, creating uncertainty for him and Meghan Markle.
Despite that win, the political landscape has shifted dramatically.
With Trump back in power, there’s speculation that the case surrounding Harry’s immigration status might be revisited, and that spells trouble for the prince.
Trump has previously expressed skepticism about Harry’s claims, and this skepticism could fuel his agenda now that he’s in office once more.
Nile Gardiner, director of The Heritage Foundation’s Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom, pointed out to the Daily Mail that there’s a “strong possibility” of the federal government reopening this case in 2025.
He emphasized that the president has substantial authority in such matters and suggested that the new Secretary of Homeland Security might choose to reassess Harry’s immigration files.
Gardiner made it clear that revealing Prince Harry’s records for public examination would serve the interests of American citizens.
He further argued that Harry should face accountability for any potential misconduct concerning his visa application.
But why would Trump take such action against the Duke?
Although Harry poses no real threat to the safety of Americans, politically motivated decisions are often made for show.
Targeting a prominent figure from the UK could allow Trump to assert dominance over one of America’s traditional allies.
Moreover, Trump’s distaste for UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, whom he’s labeled as “very left-wing,” adds another layer to this scenario.
By reopening Harry’s case, Trump could send a message about America’s independence and its historical ties
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