Our source added: “President Trump Has said that he will not deport Harry, but there is no doubt that he would support a prosecution.
“The word in Washington is that he must indeed be very worried. No love has been lost between the Sussexes and President Trump.”
Harry’s reference to taking cocaine, marijuana and psychedelic mushrooms in his book Save A conservative think tank in Washington DC was asked to wonder why he was allowed to go to the US in 2020.
The American judge Carl Nichols ruled in September 2024 that the public had no strong interest in disclosing the Hertog immigration records.
But after a new challenge, he agreed to release the “maximum amount of possible” about how the Royal, 40, came to the United States.
In an order published this month, Judge Nichols formally told the government that he had to state which legal documents with regard to the case could be announced.
He said that after that process has been completed: “The court will determine which parts of those materials can be produced into heritage.”
Trump, who can intervene and asks that the documents are released, warned that Harry could have consequences earlier if he lied about the use of drugs in his American visa application.