For a few years now, Prince Harry has been living with his wife Meghan Markle in the United States. And his application for a US visa is still pending, as he has “immigrant status”.
The courts have finally delivered their verdict: after an American think tank requested that Prince Harry’s visa application be made public, Judge Carl Nichols ruled that this would not help the proceedings in any way. We will therefore never know what drug use Charles III’s son really had in his previous life.
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On Tuesday, September 24, Washington DC Judge Carl Nichols ruled that “The public has no significant interest in the Duke’s immigration records being released. The Duke of Sussex’s right to privacy outweighs any public interest”he said. Before specifying: “Like any foreign national, the Duke has a legitimate interest in protecting his privacy in relation to his immigration status.”
As a reminder, Prince Harry has applied for a visa to the United States, the country where he has been living since 2020 with his wife, actress Meghan Markle, and their two children, Archie and Lilibet. Problem: the American authorities are dragging their feet. And for good reason, in The Substitutehis memoirs published in January 2023, the prince explained that he had already consumed marijuana, cocaine and psychedelic champions… Which could have resulted in his request being purely and simply cancelled.
Prince Harry to return to England soon
Moreover, the conservative think tank Heritage Foundation immediately filed a lawsuit to force the government to make Prince Harry’s file public, arguing that American law “generally renders such a person inadmissible for entry”Fortunately for the Duke of Sussex, who just celebrated his 40th birthday, justice was on his side.
Prince William’s brother – with whom he is so angry that they no longer speak to each other at all – will therefore be able to return to his native land more peacefully. Prince Harry is indeed expected on September 30 at the annual Gala of the Well Child association, of which he is the patron.