Prince Harry’s US visa application is being addressed in the US court system today and the result could mean he is sent back to the UK.
The Department of Homeland Security is being asked by The Heritage Foundation to reveal Harry’s immigration records and what his answers were to the drug use questions listed in the application form. Harry himself is not on trial, but his words are.
The Heritage Foundation is concerned that Harry was given special treatment and allowed into the country despite revealing in his 2023 memoir Spare that he’s used drugs.
Two questions are being asked in the proceedings – including did Harry lie on his application and secondly if the Department of Homeland Security obliged to make that information public?
Daily Express spoke to US-based, celebrity lawyer, Christopher Melcher, who said: “The bigger problem is if he checked the box, ‘no,’ and he did that, and knew that it was a lie, then he could be, and he probably should be, deported, for lying on the form.”
“And like many things in life, it’s not the act of doing something that gets you in trouble, it’s lying about it, that is more serious, so that’s where I think it would become more elevated.”
The court case is scheduled to take place in Washington, DC today. A federal judge presiding over the case. If all goes as expected, the verdict will be made known later today.
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