Since 2020, Prince Harry has been living in the United States with his wife Meghan Markle and their children, Archie and Lilibet, but now he may be struggling to keep his visa a secret.

And that is that conservative activists are demanding that the request processed by English, which they say fails to meet one of the required background information, be released.

This group is also demanding that if he is found to have lied to the US consulate, he should be immediately deported from the country.

Check out this post on Instagram

A post shared by Caraota Radio🎙️ (@caraotaradio)

Prince Harry could lose his visa because of drug use

Members of the Heritage Foundation’s watchdog project claim that visas are often refused to applicants with a history of drug use, a habit that was common for the Duke of Sussex.

Prince Harry accepts the psychiatrist’s medical diagnosis: these are the mental disorders suffered by the son of Charles III and Princess Diana of Wales

In his book ‘Spare’ and in interviews, Harry has admitted to using cocaine, cannabis and magic mushrooms as a way to “get over” his royal trauma and socialise.

In this regard, Mike Howell, director of the group, pointed out that this calls into question “whether he was adequately investigated before entering the US.”

If his case became public, it would show that he received preferential treatment because of his position in the royal family and because he is the husband of Meghan Markle, an American television star.

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex in the photo. EFE/Neil Hall
Photo: NEIL HALL NEIL HALL

According to Who, it is speculated that the prince has an O-1 visa for people with “extraordinary ability” with which he can work in the US.

They were entitled to recognition and King Charles III granted it: Archie and Lilibet are officially a prince and princess, according to Buckingham Palace’s announcement on its website

For now, the battle continues between conservatives and Washington DC officials, who refuse to share any details about the case to protect Harry’s “privacy.”

(AND)