In his autobiography “Spare”, he wanted to reveal everything: Prince Harry had revealed in his memoirs and several television interviews that he had used cocaine, cannabis and magic mushrooms in the past. This has now called immigration specialists into action.
They demand that the Duke of Sussex publish his US visa application. They want to find out if he had mentioned his drug use before he immigrated to California in 2020 with his American wife Duchess Meghan and their London-born son Prince Archie. According to Mail Online, U.S. immigration law provides for severe penalties for lying to immigration officials, including deportation and disqualification from citizenship applications.
Different opinions from different lawyers
Former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani told the New York Post on Wednesday: “Admitting to drug use is usually grounds for inadmissibility. This means Prince Harry’s visa should have been denied or revoked because he admitted using cocaine, magic mushrooms and other drugs. have used.” The president of West Coast Trial Lawyers, based in Los Angeles, added that “there is no exception for royal or recreational use.”
However, Texas immigration attorney Sam Adair said these revelations are unlikely to pose a problem because there have been no criminal convictions.
What questions did Harry answer when applying for a visa?
It is not known what questions Prince Harry was asked when applying for his US visa, as it is not yet clear which visa the British royal has been granted.
However, the relevant question in the ESTA application, which is used by most British tourists, is “Have you ever broken any law affecting the possession, use or distribution of illegal drugs?” A “yes” usually leads to rejection of the application. As “Mail Online” reports, Harry and his team want to prevent the disclosure of his application documents.
(t-online, spot on news, Seb)
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