Prince Harry is in danger of being deported from the US after admitting drug use in his autobiography. Trump has warned he will not hesitate to expel him.
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The confessions in Prince Harry's autobiography "Spare" have sparked concern among some in the conservative camp, who question his motives for being allowed into the U.S. in 2020. One conservative organization has raised questions about his situation, pointing out that U.S. law routinely bars drug users from entering the U.S. Now, a verdict is awaited from judges in the legal battle over the disclosure of documents related to Prince Harry's US visa.
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