Meghan Markle and Prince Harry did not just add a chapter to the history books as they left the royal family of the United Kingdom, Prince Harry's very own, but they also generated enough breadcrumbs for two nations to debate on until what seems like an eternity. However, the water has touched the ceiling now that the debate is centered on the Sussexes' deportation.

While Markle and her husband moved from the United Kingdom to the United States in order to find some warmth and safety, it is clear now that Donald Trump's son has weighed in that there is a lack of both of the above for the two.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have used more than half of the tricks in the book to increase their likeability in the US and the UK. While it seemed earlier that the former was in their favor, as per Eric Trump's recent statements to GB News, it seems that the Trump family is in favor of giving them back to the UK, if they have them, that is.

Speaking on Prince Harry's visa complications, Donald Trump's son reinstated how he and his father had great respect for the Queen and that the royal institution is a sacred one, and would have continued to be as revered had it not been for a few "bad apples." Junior Trump's stance, if he makes it to the Parliament in November, puts Prince Harry in quite a pickle.

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The Sussexes have in their Oprah Winfrey interview and beyond talked elaborately about how they acquired their $14 Million mansion in Montecito. However, they might have to give it all up.

The search for a perfect home or even a welcoming one has been tough for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, who just seems to have an untiring subscription of the shorter end of the stick. While things were only restricted to mere jabs earlier, Eric Trump's statement is an all-out threat to the Sussexes, especially Prince Harry, who might have to be deported if his visa does not get renewed.

While many have jokingly reinstated how Britain does not want the couple back, it may actually not be far from reality, leaving the Sussexes with one choice: Canada. The country infamous for its politeness would welcome Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with open arms.

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