Some time ago, the son of King Charles III lost a case in court over giving him and his family extra protection from the British police in the US. However, this is not the end of the battle – another case has just started. It is true that Prince Harry does not appear in it as the accused, but he is threatened with serious consequences, including deportation from the United States.
The “drug” trial has begun. Prince Harry is facing deportation
Like RMF FM, the case against the US Department of Homeland Security was brought by the conservative organization Heritage Foundation. It’s about visas, more specifically about “drug declaration”performed by Prince Harry. There is a question about drug use – an affirmative answer may result in refusal of a visa.
Meanwhile, in the famous autobiography of the son of King Charles III entitled There are passages in Spare suggesting that the prince was using drugs, and so some people wonder if he lied while filling in the visa application or if he was granted concessionary treatment by the Department of Homeland Security.
If Prince Harry was treated differently from other vision seekers, it would undermine trust in the US immigration system and the way it works.
– said Nile Gardiner, Heritage Foundation analyst quoted by RMF FM.
Dispute over excerpts from Prince Harry’s autobiography
The publication of the autobiography of King Charles III’s son caused much controversy and significantly complicated his relations with the rest of the royal family. In one passage, Harry openly admits to using drugs. The prince participated in parties many years ago and did not avoid psychoactive substances. – He admitted to using cocaine and marijuana in his youthand in recent years he has tried drugs. Prince Harry has stated that psychedelics are a “fundamental part of his life” – TVN. These and other fragments can cause him many problems.
Admitting drug use is usually grounds for inadmissibility. This means Prince Harry’s visa should be refused or revoked for admitting to using cocaine, mushrooms and other drugs
explained the lawyer quoted by Page Six. It seems, however, that the lawyers of the US Department of Homeland Security are calm, explaining that the analysis of visa applications is a much more complicated process than it seems at first glance.
Source: Gazeta
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