Can the US authorities revoke your permit to live in California? Prince Harry would be in serious trouble after admitting to using marijuana and cocaine

In his need to talk about his mental healthHe prince harry confessed that he used psychedelic drugs and others, such as dope and cocaine, during a live broadcast talk with the controversial doctor Gabriel Mate for him program “The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness, and Healing in a Toxic Culture.”

However, these statements, which caused more than one surprise, could cause him problems with the government of USAbecause if the son of the King Charles III did not mention that he used toxic substances in the past, the authorities could revoke his residence permit Californiaas reviewed by El Informador.

The legal problem Harry would face due to drug use

“I started doing it recreationally and then I realized how good it was for me,” Harry, Duke of Sussex, told the interview with Dr. Gabor Maté, which appeared a few days ago.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle baptize their daughter Lilibet in California; his godfather was African-American actor Tyler Perry, who helped the Duke and Duchess of Sussex move to California

According to the citizenship services and immigration of the United States, candidates for Visa “who turn out to be drug users or addicts are inadmissible.”

“(Authorities) do not take a favorable view of drug use by non-U.S. citizens,” said Piers Morgan. “Another compelling reason why we don’t want them at the King’s coronation, because in the end we can stay with them forever,” he added, referring to Harry and Meghan.

“Sky News” from Australia recalled the time when, in 2014, the chief Nigella Lawson He was banned from flying to the United States after admitting to using cocaine during a judgement. His case was later reviewed and he was pardoned on appeal.

Harry and Megan Markle They have already received the official invitation to the coronation of King Carlos III on May 6 and that was by email. The couple has not yet decided if they will attend the event of the Royal family or they decline the invitation.