A showdown between King Charles III and the most controversial figure in American politics is happening.
Some might be surprised to discover that, so far, King Charles, a seasoned strategist, has the upper hand on President Donald Trump.
This week, President Trump made a move that surprised many, confirming that his respect or even fear of His Majesty outweighs his deepest desire to cause chaos and inflict pain on his long list of enemies.
For months, President Trump, members of his family, and high-ranking officials in his administration have been promising another chaotic moment in history — the extraordinary deportation of Prince Harry and, subsequently, the earth-shattering humiliation of Meghan Markle.
Trump’s Department of Homeland Security revealed that it would gleefully comply with the judge’s request and expose Prince Harry’s alleged origin lie or sin of lying on his immigration documents.
A lawsuit from the conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation, which has been a vocal critic of Prince Harry’s actions, claimed that he might have omitted to share his drug usage with American immigration officials on his visa application.
Prince Harry’s confidential documents were released to the media in an effort to uncover the truth.
However, many were stunned by how heavily redacted the documents were, raising questions about Trump’s motives.
According to the Daily Mail: “A lawyer from the Department of Homeland Security said that Harry’s application followed all the applicable rules and regulations. The statement was made in heavily redacted documents that were made public on Tuesday after a lawsuit by the Heritage Foundation, a right-wing think tank, which was seeking to prove that Harry lied about his drug use on his visa papers. However, despite a judge vowing to release as much material as possible, Harry’s immigration file has remained private. The six documents that were released contain page after page of blocked-out type, meant to protect Harry’s privacy and stop him from being subjected to ‘harassment.'”
The released documents were accompanied by a declaration from Jarrod Panter, Trump’s DHS’s chief FOIA officer.
Panter explained why it is not possible to release “any portion” of Prince Harry’s records: “US immigration routinely protects from disclosure the nonimmigrant/immigrant status sought by third parties who do not have permission from the beneficiary to receive this information. Release of such information would potentially expose the individual to harm from members of the public who might have a reason to manipulate or harass individuals, depending on their status in the United States. Making such information public could subject Prince Harry to reasonably foreseeable harm in the form of harassment and unwanted contact by the media and others.”
Panter also rejected the idea that Prince Harry had been given “preferential treatment.” Panter unsealed a seven-page list of documents identified in the case, but all of them are heavily redacted and, therefore, impossible to read.
Trump is famous for taking his vengefulness on epic scales, so his decision to have his Department of Homeland Security wrap up this case has left many concerned and asking the following questions: why is he being nice to Prince Harry, and most importantly, what is he afraid of?
Donald Trump’s decision to end the deportation threat against Prince Harry is significantly influenced by King Charles.
The president does not want to disturb King Charles’s peace by sending Prince Harry back to the UK.
Trump has heard of King Charle’s wrath and has no plans to taste it, so he is acting out of character and making an effort to keep His Majesty happy.
Additionally, Trump is preparing for an upcoming state visit to the UK and is determined not to upset King Charles.
