Donald Trump is right about Prince Harry and he could be kicked out of US and forced back to the UK, expert says

DONALD Trump is right about Prince Harry, an expert has said - adding that he could be kicked out of the US and forced back to the UK.

The former US president said Harry "will be on his own" if he wins a second term in the White House.

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Trump said that Harry "betrayed the Queen" and that President Joe Biden had been "too gracious" with the prince.

He told the Conservative Political Action Conference: "I wouldn’t protect him.

"Harry betrayed the Queen. That’s unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was down to me."

It comes as right-wing group the Heritage Foundation is suing Biden's government for access to Harry's immigration paperwork.

Heritage argues that Harry's admission in his memoir Spare that he took cocaine should disqualify him from immigrating to the US.

The foundation said that Harry must have lied in his immigration forms - or was given special treatment.

But lawyers for the US government said Harry could have made up his cocaine bombshell to "sell books".

The Sun's royal photographer Arthur Edwards said Trump is right about Harry - and the prince may soon be kicked out of the US.

Speaking on The Sun's Royal Exclusive show, he said: "Trump has got a point. The fact is, it's quite ironic. 

"Harry's defence in America for his so-called drug taking is that what he wrote about it in his book Spare could have been lies.

"Which of course makes you think how much in that book is lies if that's true.

Arthur added: "But it's not, of course. When Harry wrote that, he genuinely did."

The long-serving royal snapper said Harry may have to come back to the UK if Trump boots him out.

He said: "It could be Canada - although will they give him a visa? 

"Obviously if he's thrown out of the United States for drug-taking, who's going to take him?

"He'll have to come back. I always believe that anybody can have a second chance.

"If he came back and was quite contrite I think the King would put him back on royal service.

"Quite honestly, we miss him. The royal family is pretty thin at the moment.

"The King is having treatment for cancer and Catherine is resting up after a serious operation.

"We could do with Harry now. That's his choice. But it's a fact of life that you can't have your cake and eat it - and Harry wants to do that.

"Unfortunately, it's not going to happen Harry."