An American lawyer warned that Prince Harry’s admission of drug use could threaten his visa to the United States, as he insisted that “there is no exception to being a member of the royal family.”

The Duke of Sussex revealed in his recent memoirs, “Reserve”, and television interviews that he had used cocaine and cannabis in the past, and the British “Daily Mail” revealed how the Duke of Sussex is now facing calls to reveal Prince Harry’s US visa application to see if he has admitted to drug use. Before migrating to California with Meghan Markle in 2020 or not.

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Foundation says Heritage Foundation Based in Washington, D.C., his visa application must now be released so that the US taxpayer can understand whether or not Harry declared his drug use prior to his immigration application..

US immigration law imposes harsh penalties for lying to immigration officials, including deportation and a ban on applying for citizenship..

Admitting to using drugs could deny Harry a US visa

Former federal prosecutor Nima Rahmani said, “Admission to drug use is usually grounds for denial of a visa, meaning Prince Harry’s visa should have been denied or revoked because he admitted to using cocaine, mushrooms and other drugs… There is no exception for possession or recreational use.”

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But Texas immigration attorney Sam Adair said “these confessions are unlikely to be a problem” because there have been no criminal convictions, and attorney James Leonard said disclosing in a book that you tried drugs as a youth would not be enough for immigration officials to launch an investigation into his status. Harry.

It is not known exactly what questions were asked of Harry when applying for a visa to the United States, because it is not yet clear which visa he obtained, except that a question is usually asked: “Have you ever violated any law related to possession or Use or distribute illegal drugs?“.

Experts insisted that visa applications to the United States would normally be canceled if there was any history of drug abuse.