
(5MinNewsBreak.com) – Raising questions about the Biden-Harris administration’s preferential treatment for celebrities, Prince Harry has dodged an investigation into his visa application despite admitting to using illegal drugs.
A federal judge ruled that Harry’s immigration records should remain private, shielding him from potential consequences.
U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols sided with Prince Harry, stating that the Duke’s privacy concerns outweighs the public’s interest in disclosing his immigration records.
This ruling comes after The Heritage Foundation filed a lawsuit to force the government to release Harry’s visa records.
The conservative think tank argued that Prince Harry should have been ineligible for entry into the United States after he admitted he used drugs.
Prince Harry’s 2023 memoir “Spare” detailed his recreational use of marijuana, cocaine and psychedelic mushrooms.
These admissions sparked controversy and led to questions about whether he had disclosed this information on his visa application, as required by U.S. immigration law.
The Heritage Foundation argued that U.S. law generally prevents individuals with a history of drug use from entering the country.
They cited cases of other celebrities who faced immigration issues due to drug use, suggesting that Harry may have received favorable treatment due to his royal status.
This ruling raises concerns about the potential double standard in immigration enforcement.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has suggested that if re-elected, he might take action regarding Harry’s immigration status.
This highlights the political dimensions of the case and the ongoing debate about immigration policies and their enforcement.
While Judge Nichols’ ruling allows Prince Harry to preserve his privacy and keep living in the United States without further controversy, it also fuels debate about transparency in immigration processes and equal application of the law.
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