Summary
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle challenged President Trump after he made comments about NATO's role in the Afghanistan War. Trump later praised the UK's military efforts in the conflict. This incident comes amid ongoing visa-related discussions about Prince Harry's residency in the United States.
Key Facts
- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle responded to President Trump's comments on NATO’s involvement in the Afghanistan War.
- Trump suggested European NATO forces, including Britain's, were less active on the front lines.
- Prince Harry, who served in Afghanistan, highlighted the sacrifices of British military personnel, mentioning 457 soldiers who died.
- Meghan supported Harry’s response with an Instagram post about his military service.
- Trump later acknowledged the bravery of UK soldiers, referencing their casualties in Afghanistan.
- Prince Harry's immigration status in the U.S. has been under scrutiny due to past drug use mentioned in his autobiography.
- The Heritage Foundation attempted to access Harry’s immigration records, claiming public interest.
- A judge ruled to protect Harry’s privacy, siding with the government's argument over the Freedom of Information Act case.
