A new case puts Prince Harry in turmoil. His drug use could jeopardize his US visa.
Recently in London for his trial against the press group Associated Newspapers alongside Elton John in particular, Prince Harry is targeted for a completely different matter. After the Megxit and the revelations made in the interview with Oprah Winfrey, the son of King Charles III had returned to England at the time of the funeral of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, but his relations with the royal family have since at worst. So much so that he has to return the keys to Frogmore Cottage and could be banned from a key moment in his father’s coronation.
The Netflix Documentary Harry & Meghan released at the end of 2022 and its shocking autobiography The Alternate published at the beginning of the year have a lot to do with the icy relations that Diana’s son now has with the Firm. But it is not his relatives who attack him for his statements.
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Prince Harry pinned for his US visa
In his book, Prince Harry mentioned using drugs, specifically cocaine and marijuana but also psychedelics like ayahuasca. And that has not escaped the notice of the conservative group The Heritage Foundation. THE Telegram explained on April 4 thata request has been made to the authorities to disclose the US visa application of the Duke of Sussex.
Now living in the United States with his wife Meghan Markle and his children Archie and Lilibet, he is suspected of having received special treatment to enter the territory. The director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at the Heritage Foundation explained: “Applicants entering the United States must state whether they have used drugs. If they answer yes, they must complete a much more detailed form. Sometimes they are refused entry.”
High-level intervention is suspected, but its origin is unknown. THE Telegram explain that several requests were made to obtain Prince Harry’s visa application with the Department of Homeland Security, the United States Customs and Border Protection, and the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service. The foundation intends to take legal action if its request is not satisfied by April 12, reports its lawyer Mr. Dewey.
For Nile Gardinier, this can be a matter for Congress and must be resolved as soon as possible. Is the prince in turmoil?