Meghan Markle wants to be President of the United States

Basically Me-Gain entered on a wave of popularity and good press but then started treating people like crap because she didn’t get the fawning adulation she wanted and was expected to play by the same rules as the rest of “The Firm” (that’s what the Royal Family nickname themselves). Then when this started to become public knowledge she labelled the UK as racist and headed off to Canada after saying she could never return to the USA because of the wicked orange man and we all know how that turned out.

Kate Middleton on the other hand seems to act within the established rules and has kept the public’s support. Right now even the Duchess of Cornwall is more popular than Me-Gain and the press hated her to begin with because she was the rival to Princess Diana.

Somewhere there is probably a royal adviser wishing that they hadn’t told him to leave the army.

According the goo-gle, she is still an american.

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex (born Rachel Meghan Markle; August 4, 1981), is an American member of the British royal family, a philanthropist, and a former actress. Markle was raised in Los Angeles, California. During her studies at Northwestern University, she began playing small roles in television series and films.

Why Meghan is still an American.

March 30, 2020

On May 19, 2018, the world watched as Prince Harry married American actress Meghan Markle. Before the two had even officially tied the knot, many people were wondering whether Meghan would decide to become a U.K. citizen once she was officially a member of the royal family.
Meghan has never hidden her desire to become a U.K. citizen. However, now that she and Prince Harry have been married for almost two years, many people are starting to wonder why her citizenship status still remains the same.
So why is Meghan, Duchess of Sussex still a United States citizen? And will she ever decide to finally become an official citizen of the United Kingdom? Here is what we know about the future of the Duchess of Sussex’s U.K. citizenship status.

Meghan may technically be royalty, but that doesn’t mean that she will get any special treatment when it comes to becoming a citizen in the U.K. She will be required to go through the same steps and procedures to acquire her citizenship as everyone else.
For anyone who wishes to become a U.K. citizen, there are a few criteria that they must meet. First, they need to be of sound mind and able to make decisions for themselves. They also need to be over the age of 18 and have no serious criminal record.

Meghan meets all of those criteria. The other thing that she needs to do is to remain in the country for three years after she submits her citizenship application, and she will need to obtain a permanent resident card that grants her permission to stay in the U.K. indefinitely.
In addition to meeting all of those criteria, the Duchess of Sussex will also be required to take and pass a “Life in the U.K. test.” This computer-based test is made up of 24 questions and covers a variety of topics, such as British history, values, traditions, and everyday life.

There are some definite pros and cons to Meghan deciding to remain an American citizen while also obtaining her U.K. citizenship. On the downside, as an American citizen, she would be required to still pay her U.S. income taxes.
This could become a problem. Because Meghan has worked for the royal family, having to disclose her income to the IRS could lead a few secrets getting out about the royal family’s income that they would probably not want the world to know about.
On the other hand, if she keeps her citizenship, her son Archie will be a dual citizen of the U.S. and the U.K. And, as Town & Country had recently pointed out, there are some unique opportunities in store for Archie if he were a citizen of the U.S. and the U.K.
According to Town & Country, Archie’s dual citizenship means that he has the potential to technically become the president of the United States and also be heir to the British throne at the same time.

So until she officially becomes a UK citizen, she still needs to be a citizen of a country, and that being the US.

I could not find anything that said she “HAD” denounced her US Citizenship… YET.

Can’t he re-enlist at some point?

Honestly I had to check my hearing aide when my mom told me this.  I was like seriously?  I don’t see it though.  She would be miserable.  Especially for a person who bitches about the spotlight LOL