They demand to see the request for their visa in the United States

Prince Harry is in the spotlight. An American magistrate demanded this weekend that The files related to the request of the American visa of the Duke of Sussex are made public Before this Tuesday, March 18.

The Heritage Foundation, a laboratory of ideology of conservative ideology, had filed a lawsuit against the National Security Department (DHS) for Obtain information related to the approval process of said visa after Prince’s revelations in his book In the shadow on their drug use will generate doubts about the process.

This thought center argues that “US law usually considers an inadmissible person for their entry” in the United States If there is evidence that you have consumed drugs in the past And he sought that the immigration history of Carlos III’s youngest son was public for the interest of the case.

A judicial document of February 13 pointed out that, according to Heritage, the Duke of Sussex “He probably violated numerous laws that should have disabled it for admission.”.

The Research Institute warns that “if it was admitted without an exemption or interview with the Office of Customs and Border Protection (CBP)” a preferential treatment was granted that “a preferential treatment that would undermine public trust in the application of egalitarian justice before the law. “

In his memoir, In the shadow, The British Duke says that he consumed drugs when he was a teenagerlike cocaine and marijuana, and that even consulted with a woman with “powers”, without giving her name or saying whether she was a seer, who told her that her mother, the late Diana de Wales, approved her decision to start a new life in the US with her wife, the US actress Meghan Markle.

The Dukes of Sussex, parents of two children, married in 2018 and live in California since 2020 after their decision to leave the British royal family. In March 2024, before the November presidentials of that year in which Donald Trump was winner, the latter said that he should not dispense a preferential treatment: “If you lied, appropriate actions will have to be taken,” he saidwithout saying if he would expel him.