Prince Harry’s Admitted Drug Use To Be Probed in Court Amid Questions Over His Visa Application

Did the royal, who calls drugs ‘fundamental’ to his life, get special treatment from the Biden administration to receive a visa, Heritage Foundation asks.

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Prince Harry arrives at the Royal Courts Of Justice, at London, March 27, 2023. Jordan Pettitt/PA via AP

On Tuesday, before a federal district court judge, Carl J. Nichols, President Biden’s Department of Homeland Security will face questions over how Prince Harry obtained a visa despite his own admissions of illegal drug use that disqualifies applicants under American law. 

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