Harry's U.S. visa in jeopardy again? Donald Trump's election victory could complicate things for the prince

For Prince Harry, Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential election may not be good. When the president-elect returns to the White House in January 2025, he will likely face a number of challenges, but it appears that he still harbors resentment toward the member of the royal family from the United States, as quoted in a report by SheKnows.

Because the Duke of Sussex acknowledged using drugs in his 2023 memoir, Spare, the conservative think tank, the Heritage Foundation, questioned his immigration status.

The group decided to sue the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) because they felt the royal was given preferential treatment when he was granted a visa. John Bardo, the DHS's legal representative, doesn't seem to be bothered by Harry's book.


The book isn't sworn testimony or proof; saying something in a book doesn't necessarily make it true, the lawyer stated in court in February, according to The Telegraph.

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In February, Donald Trump told the Express that he wouldn't protect him, inserting himself into the cast. The Queen was betrayed by him. That cannot be excused.

The president-elect also said that he thinks they have been too gracious to him after what he has done, in reference to President Joe Biden. Sorry, just to refresh your memory, Prince Harry's visa was granted in 2020 during the administration of Donald Trump.

In his memoir, Harry revealed his involvement in Courteney Cox's psychedelic mushrooms, cocaine, and marijuana, and hallucinations in her bathroom. Judge Carl Nichols ruled in his favor, stating that Harry has a legitimate privacy interest in his immigration status.

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The Heritage Foundation may appeal the case under Trump's administration, and the president-elect is likely to support the group's claims. This could be a royal headache that Prince Harry may not want to endure again.

FAQs

Why might Donald Trump's election victory affect Prince Harry's US visa?
Conservative groups may renew their challenges to Harry's visa during Trump's presidency, questioning whether the royal received preferential treatment as a result of previous drug use disclosures in his memoir.

What has been said about Prince Harry's drug use and US immigration status?
Harry admitted to past drug use in his memoir, prompting scrutiny from groups such as the Heritage Foundation, which claims it may have influenced his visa approval. However, a judge ruled that he still has privacy rights regarding his immigration status.