Legal status of Prince Harry in US at risk – Court battle starts Tuesday.

Prince Harry’s Immigration Records Case Goes to Court

The Heritage Foundation is taking the Department of Homeland Security to court over allegations that they broke the rules to allow Prince Harry into the country. The conservative think tank filed a Freedom of Information Act request for all records related to the British royal’s visa and the decision to grant it, but federal officials have refused to share any documentation. The court hearing on Tuesday will determine whether the DHS improperly granted Prince Harry a waiver to enter the country.

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The complaint alleges that Prince Harry was treated differently from others with histories of illegal drug use and questions whether DHS properly admitted him into the country. The Heritage Foundation believes that the American people deserve answers to the serious questions raised by the evidence. Do you think Prince Harry should be allowed to stay in the U.S.? Cast your vote below.

Prince Harry’s Legal Status in US May Be in Jeopardy – Federal Court Battle Begins Tuesday

A federal court battle over Prince Harry’s legal status in the United States began on Tuesday, with the Heritage Foundation suing the Department of Homeland Security for information on the Duke of Sussex’s visa and immigration status.

“United States law generally renders such a person inadmissible for entry into the United States. Intense media coverage has also surfaced the question of whether DHS may have improperly granted the Duke of Sussex a waiver to enter the country on a non-immigrant visa given his history of admissions to the essential elements of drug offenses,” it said.

The complaint uses eight pages to discuss Harry’s public discussions of his illegal drug use, which includes numerous references in his memoir “Spare.”

“Of course I had been taking cocaine at that time,” one snippet read. “At someone’s house, during a hunting weekend, I was offered a line, and since then I had consumed some more,” he wrote.

The complaint also cites Harry’s use of magic mushrooms at “Friends” star Courtney Cox’s home in Los Angeles.

The federal government has tried to undercut the suit by saying the Heritage Foundation has not shown it was harmed by the lack of compliance with the request. U.S. Customs and Border Protection at first rejected the FOIA request because “plaintiffs did not provide written authorization from the Duke of Sussex indicating that the Duke of Sussex consented to his information being released to plaintiffs.”

The complaint said the request is important because of the times.

“The press and Congressional hearing rooms are replete with detailed accusations that DHS is deliberately refusing to enforce the Country’s immigration laws and is responsible for the current crisis at the border,” the complaint said.

The complaint added that “because DHS has discretion in this area, it is critical to know that such discretion is being properly exercised. News media has extensively covered the issue and explained that even prior use of marijuana, regardless of whether that use was legal in a state within the U.S. or in a foreign country, can cause a foreigner to be banned from the United States.”

The complaint also took time for a jab at the prince’s habit of revealing extensive details about his private life.

“The foregoing history of revealing virtually every aspect of private life for commercial gain is perhaps best expressed by ‘South Park’s’ biting and equal opportunity satire,” it said.

“South Park deemed the contradiction between HRH’s claims of privacy and his repeated public actions to be so great they devoted an entire episode — The World Wide Privacy Tour — to satirizing HRH,” the complaint said.

The Heritage Foundation is seeking information on Prince Harry’s visa and immigration status, which may render him inadmissible to the United States. The federal court battle has begun, and the complaint cites Harry’s public discussions of his illegal drug use and his habit of revealing extensive details about his private life. The complaint also questions whether DHS has properly exercised its discretion in granting Harry a waiver to enter the country on a non-immigrant visa. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.

Get Ready for the Court Battle of the Year!

Mark your calendars for Tuesday because the courtroom is about to heat up! The highly anticipated court battle is finally here and it’s going to be a showdown you won’t want to miss.

What’s at Stake?

Everything! The outcome of this case will have a major impact on the future of our country.

So, who will come out on top? It’s anyone’s guess, but one thing is for sure – both sides are bringing their A-game.

Meet the Players

• The Plaintiff: A fierce advocate for justice who will stop at nothing to win.
• The Defendant: A formidable opponent with a team of top-notch lawyers.

It’s going to be a battle of wits, strategy, and skill. Who will emerge victorious? Tune in on Tuesday to find out!

Don’t miss a minute of the action – stay tuned to The Western Journal for all the latest updates.

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