Recently, reports by royal commentator Angela Levin claimed that Prince Harry might be denied entry to the United States due to his past drug usage. This has sparked discussions and debates about the implications of such allegations and whether they hold any weight.

Let's take a closer look at the claims made by Angela Levin and the potential consequences for Prince Harry's ability to enter the US.

Alleged Statement

Angela Levin has alleged that Meghan Markle sent Prince Harry back to the UK to avoid any potential repercussions he might face due to his past drug usage. She claims that Meghan is concerned about Harry's ability to enter the US because of his admission to drug use in the past. While there has been a lot of speculation regarding Meghan's motivations, it remains unclear if this is true.

Netflix/ Screenshot | In 2016 Meghan began dating Prince Harry, duke of Sussex

What Could the Couple Be Trying to Accomplish With Such a Move?

If the claims made by Angela Levin are valid, then Prince Harry's return to the UK could be an attempt to clear his name and avoid any complications in future travels. It's also possible that the couple is trying to create distance from the Royal Family and begin a new life in the UK. Whatever the motivation behind the move, it's clear that Prince Harry's ability to enter the US is now in question.

Drug Usage and Inadmissibility

Pop Sugar/ Shutterstock | The prince and his wife Meghan no longer receive money from the Royal Family, and earn their income from commercial arrangements

Neama Rahmani, President of West Coast Trial Lawyers, has stated that an admission of drug usage is usually grounds for inadmissibility in the US. Furthermore, any non-US citizen who admits to drug use, even in a country where it is legal, can be barred from entering the US.

This puts Prince Harry's eligibility to enter the US at stake, especially if he is asked about his past drug use during immigration screenings.

Is Harry At Risk?

According to Attorney James Leonard, there may be no cause for alarm if Prince Harry has not given immigration officials anything which might trigger an investigation. If Harry has not been convicted of drug use or possession, then there might not be any legal basis for refusing him entry into the U.S.

Nonetheless, any previous admission of drug use could still raise concerns and lead to further scrutiny during immigration screenings.

MATT DUNHAM - WPA POOL/ GETTY IMAGES | Prince Harry has been in the public eye for his whole life

Final Words

The claims made by Angela Levin regarding Prince Harry's potential inadmissibility to the US have yet to be confirmed. It's important to consider that a previous admission of drug use could potentially be problematic for Harry's future travels.

While it remains to be seen what the motivations behind Meghan Markle's supposed decision to send Harry back to the UK are, it's clear that the couple's attempt to start a new life could be complicated by Harry's past admission. For now, we can only wait and see how things unfold in the future.