Upcoming Hearing on Prince Harry's Immigration Records in February: Nile Gardiner Alleges Duke's Illegal Visa

A significant development has emerged in Prince Harry's immigration records, as Nile Gardiner, the director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at The Heritage Foundation, recently exposed what he claims to be the Duke's illegal visa. According to Gardiner, a hearing is scheduled to take place in a Washington DC federal court on February 23rd at 2:30 p.m., presided over by a US federal judge in courtroom 17.This hearing, open to the press, will focus on whether to release Prince Harry's immigration records, particularly those related to alleged illegal substance use. 

Gardiner stressed the high stakes involved, asserting that the American people have the right to know if Prince Harry provided false information on his US immigration application or received preferential treatment. Gardiner called for the Biden Administration to release Harry's immigration records.The revelation becomes significant as it sheds light on the questionable nature of Prince Harry's visa arrangement. Even if Prince Harry is not directly involved in the case, the hearing is expected to expose the details of his visa arrangement, which Gardiner describes as "shady." This development puts Prince Harry in a precarious position, especially given his status as a British expatriate in the USA. 

If he chooses to return to the UK, it may result in visa complications for his wife, Meghan Markle, who would no longer have the support of the British royal family. The legal implications for Prince Harry extend beyond immigration concerns. The hearing may impact his visa status, potentially affecting his contracts and tax obligations. Gardiner suggests that the hearing aims to ensure Prince Harry is on the correct visa and pays his fair share, eliminating any hope of protected status in the US and preventing the burden from falling on US taxpayers.

The Heritage Foundation's case questions why Prince Harry has not been deported or had his visa canceled, despite admitting to substance abuse. The source also mentioned that Harry is reported to be on an O1 Visa sponsored by BetterUp, and if he holds a diplomatic visa, it would be illegal for BetterUp to hire him. This raises questions about how Prince Harry entered the US in 2020 as a tourist and whether he legally extended his stay.

Public reactions on platforms like Twitter reflect concerns about the transparency of Harry's case. Some argue that Harry and Meghan are liabilities, while others question the apparent leniency in visa regulations for a high-profile individual compared to the average person's experience. The ongoing scrutiny of Prince Harry's immigration records suggests that time is running out for him to address these concerns and rectify his visa situation.