Prince Harry’s US visa row has attracted attention this week after some of his documents were released.

The Duke of Sussex’s visa became a reason of debate after the prince revealed in his 2023 memoir Spare that he used to take drugs when he was younger.

The group campaigned for his visa documents to be published to show whether he li:ed about his previous drug-taking or was given preferential treatment by the Joe Biden administration.

Despite the fact Trump is not a fan of Harry or his wife Meghan Markle, 43, and has previously said he would not “support” the duke if he did li:e on his visa documents – which has not been proven.

As reported by The Mirror, California family attorney Alphonse Provinziano said that Trump is “unlikely” to carry out his threat to deport Harry as the process is long and he has bigger issues at hand.

Alphonse, who spoke to The Express US, commented: “First, the process itself must be initiated, and there would likely be little reason to expedite Prince Harry’s removal.”

He added: “He is a contributing member of society, a war veteran, and actively involved in philanthropic work. Furthermore, his personal story is inspiring, and US public sentiment generally favors him.

“It seems unlikely that President-elect Trump would prioritise his removal for political reasons, even if questions about Harry’s immigration status arise.