Prince Harry: Drug lies when applying for a visa? Court documents revealed!

Prince Harry: Drug lies when applying for a visa? Court documents revealed!

The controversy surrounding Prince Harry's immigration status in the US is growing as the conservative Heritage Foundation makes serious allegations. According to reports from the crown Harry is said to have lied about his drug use on his visa application. Following a court order, some documents have now been published, but they heavily blacked out important details about the British royal and his immigration status. In the US, a requirement to enter the country is to disclose one's drug history - a rule that Harry admitted in his biography "Spare" may have violated when he discussed his use of various drugs.

The files submitted, which came from multiple federal agencies in response to the Heritage Foundation's request, did not contain any specific immigration records for the prince. Parts of the documents were so heavily redacted that they could hardly provide any information about Harry's actual status. However, lying on visa applications can result in lifetime entry bans, such as CBS News reported. The accusation that Harry may have concealed the truth about his drug use when he proposed could have serious consequences for him.

Prince Harry's drug convictions and their consequences

Harry has spoken publicly about his extensive drug use, supporting the Heritage Foundation's allegation. This charge comes after he wrote a memoir about his experiences with substances like cocaine and marijuana. While he "didn't enjoy cocaine much," he maintained that marijuana really helped him, Harry said in his book. "The big questions are whether Harry was telling the truth on his visa application and whether he may have received special treatment," said Nile Gardiner of the Heritage Foundation. It remains unclear which visa Harry actually entered the US on, while Meghan Markle, his wife, has US citizenship.

In addition, the situation is shaped by the statement of President Trump, who announced in 2024 that he would leave Harry alone because he already had enough problems with his wife. The discussion about possible preferential treatment for celebrities casts a dark shadow over the investigation and highlights how much the fate of a famous individual could influence immigration laws in the United States.