After all the drama surrounding the Duke of Sussex's visa application, the American people are disgusted. However, he has been admitted to the United States. Following his contentious departure from the royal family, the Duke of Sussex appears to have severed all links with the UK by confirming his residency in the United States.
In a document made public earlier this week, the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, sued the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) over the issuance of the Duke of Sussex's US visa. After the Duke of Sussex confessed to using drugs in his memoir, rumors began to circulate that he may have lied on his application.
While the Heritage Foundation is pushing for the release of the Duke of Sussex's visa paperwork, the DHS is claiming that doing so would violate his privacy. The saga has disgusted Americans, according to Peggy Grande, a former executive assistant to President Ronald Reagan, who spoke with the Daily Express US.
"It has been brought to the notice of those paying attention by Donald Trump that there is a two-tier immigration system, one for each political party," she said. "The Hollywood set, the Oprahs, and the elite are all people The Duchess of Sussex is known to be close with. It is therefore not surprising that they are receiving protection. The American people are realizing the government is only representing special people," the statement goes, "and the average American would not be afforded the same privilege."
This realization has led many to express their anger with the practice. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are unique individuals. The Duke of Sussex is regretting his ignorance for admitting to taking drugs, according to Royal expert and author Tom Quinn, who spoke to the Mirror.
Quinn predicted that the Duke of Sussex would come to deeply regret his lack of knowledge and maturity as the court case approaches, warning that it could cause him significant trouble. "It's another example of where Royals always rely on other people to make decisions for them because when they make decisions for themselves they often get it wrong and spare was very much the Duke of Sussex trying to be his own man and messing up."
