US shouldn’t protect Prince Harry and Meghan unless Britain pays

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle can take up part-time residency in the United States, but the federal government should not provide them with a security detail unless the British government commits to defraying the costs.

It’s an important concern in the context of Harry and Markle’s relocation to North America. While Canada is to be their first port of call, based on Markle’s acting career and the couple’s stated interest in establishing financial independence, it is likely they will eventually take up part-time residence in the U.S. The Daily Mail suggests they intend to move to Los Angeles after President Trump leaves office.

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