Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, has been evicted from his royal past, Frogmore Cottage, which was once a sanctuary gifted by Queen Elizabeth II.

The Duke is now facing mounting questions about his immigration status in the United States, with conservative think tanks and Royal Watchers raising alarming questions about his history of drug use.

The Department of Homeland Security has remained tight-lipped, but legal experts suggest that the prince could face serious consequences, including possible deportation.

The situation is more precarious due to Megan’s apparent indifference to her husband’s mounting troubles while Harry has been spotted looking increasingly hagged during public appearances.

The Duke’s legal team has sought to shield his immigration records from public scrutiny, arguing that such disclosure would represent an unwarranted invasion of privacy.

However, Harry’s willingness to publicly discuss his drug use undermines these efforts, as standard Visa applicants must answer questions about controlled substance use with affirmative answers, potentially leading to inadmissibility.

Harry’s legal team has desperately sought to shield his immigration records from public scrutiny, arguing that such disclosure would represent an unwarranted invasion of privacy. If Harry disclosed his drug history and received a waiver, it would be one thing, but if he falsely claimed no history of illegal substance use, that constitutes fraud a deportable offense regardless of who you are.
This legal quagmire has left the Duke navigating treacherous waters with diminishing options, while King Charles has adopted a more cautious approach to his son’s situation.