It appears that Harry's admission of using marijuana and psychedelic mushrooms in the past has come back to haunt him. The DHS claims that Harry obtained his green card fraudulently by concealing his history and accuses him of exploiting his royal status to bypass the normal immigration process. They are also pointing fingers at Harry for allegedly leveraging his celebrity status to amass significant wealth.
The implications of this decision are monumental. Harry and Meghan now have 30 days to leave the U.S. or face deportation. Imagine the couple, residing in their $4 million mansion in California with their son and daughter, blindsided by this news and scrambling to find a new country to settle in. However, here's where it gets intriguing – they have reportedly ruled out returning to the UK, the very country they left amidst a whirlwind of controversy.
Many royal watchers and commentators are pointing fingers at Meghan, accusing her of manipulating Harry. The narrative takes a darker turn as Meghan alleges that they are narcissists who have isolated Harry from friends, relatives, and his heritage. Critics argue that she used Harry as a stepping stone to achieve fame. The infamous interview with Oprah continues to haunt them as it sparked a rift within the royal family, with allegations of concerns over their son's skin color.
Now, with the U.S. government's decision to nullify Harry's green card, the Sussexes find themselves isolated and vulnerable. The American dream has indeed transformed into a nightmare for Meghan and Harry, and their future hangs in the balance.
