Trump suggests Prince Harry could be deported for past drug use
Former President Donald Trump suggested in an interview Tuesday that Prince Harry could be deported in light of concerns about his visa eligibility given his past drug use.
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Trump Hints He'd Deport Prince Harry From U.S. Over Drug Use
Former President Donald Trump weighed into the recent scrutiny over Prince Harry’s visa, hinting that if he’s reelected, the Duke of Sussex could face deportation over drug use he admitted to in his 2023 memoir.
Trump hints he would kick Prince Harry out of US if he lied on visa application
Donald Trump has hinted that he would kick Prince Harry out of the US if it emerges that he lied on his visa application.
Lee Anderson Joins Reform After Conservative Party Suspension
Lee Anderson has announced he is joining the Reform party after he was suspended from the Conservative party last month for suggesting London mayor Sadiq Khan was being controlled by "Islamists".
Former Sex Pistol John Lydon blames immigration for ‘division’ in UK
John Lydon has lashed out at the apparent effects of immigration in the UK during a fiery interview in which he doubled down on his support for Brexit.
‘Turnip Taliban’ leader accuses Liz Truss of ‘cavorting with pro-Trump extremists’ in US
The leader of the so-called “Turnip Taliban” Tory rebels bidding to oust Liz Truss in her Norfolk constituency has launched a blistering attack on her for “cavorting with right wingextremists in the US”.
Liz Truss went down in history as the shortest-serving UK PM. She’s rebranding as a US right-wing darling
Nearly 18 months ago, Liz Truss was the UK Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party, with the authority to direct the actions of Her Majesty’s Government and even to unleash the United Kingdom’s store of nuclear-tipped Trident missiles.
Nigel Farage tells right-wing US event that ‘religious sectarianism’ is new threat in UK
Former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage appeared to forget a large part of British history on Wednesday when he told a gathering of American conservatives that «religious sectarianism» was a new problem in British politics.