Prince Harry seemed assured that his drug-related boasts would go unpunished, especially with President Biden at the helm. According to a royal expert, Prince Harry might deeply regret his reckless comments about drug use if Donald Trump were to return to power. The prince's memoir and his interviews promoting the book have stirred political controversy in the United States. By openly admitting to using illicit substances like marijuana, cocaine, magic mushrooms, and awasa, Prince Harry finds himself in hot water.
This revelation has prompted the conservative pressure group The Heritage Foundation to advocate for disclosure of whether Prince Harry admitted to drug use when applying to live in the US. Typically, acknowledging past or ongoing drug use would disqualify an individual from entering the country, and visa applicants are questioned about substance use and previous criminal charges.
A royal expert suggests that the Duke of Sussex believed he would escape consequences due to Joe Biden's presidency. This follows a spontaneous comment from the US ambassador to London, Jane Hartley, assuring that Harry would not face deportation under a Biden administration. Lady Colin Campbell, a royal writer, criticized Prince Harry for his foolish and arrogant openness about his drug use, emphasizing the potential consequences of his actions. However, she added with a touch of intrigue that this bold move by the American ambassador reveals that the Biden administration was willing to bend the rules for the King's son, regardless of any transgressions he may have committed. Perhaps he had an inkling that he would escape unscathed.
The issue that had eluded Harry's careful consideration was the potential consequences if there were to be a change in government. Should Trump emerge victorious, Harry might find himself regretting these ill-advised remarks, undoubtedly prompted by his publisher's desire for increased book sales. In truth, no foreigner possesses an absolute entitlement to enter another country, and one can swiftly become persona non grata without warning. Former President Trump had previously hinted at the possibility of deporting Harry should he secure the presidency.
Kelvin McKenzie, the former editor of The Sun, remarked that Harry was a protected species for the Democrats in the US. He shared with GB News, "It is undeniably preferential treatment." It can be quite exasperating, yet once you delve into the realm of American politics, he becomes a cherished figure in the eyes of the Democrats. An immigration lawyer speaking to The Daily Beast cautioned that if Trump were to triumph, Harry would face a genuinely imminent threat. The cancellation of his visa looms like a dark cloud, casting doubt on his return to the US after gallivanting across foreign lands.
The haunting specter of inadmissibility triggered by his past dalliance with drugs threatens to bar his entry, even with a valid visa nestled within the pages of his passport. Oh, the myriad of possibilities where the tendrils of political sway could intertwine, entangling poor Harry's hopes of stepping foot on American soil once more.
