Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Not Invited to Trooping the Color, Judge Orders DHS to Reveal Immigration Documents

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He “Trooping the Colour” is the official ceremony to celebrate the birthday of the British monarchthis opportunity will be the first for the King Charles III and it will be next June 17.

On this occasion, the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle They were not invited to the parade, according to the portal Daily Mail. Meanwhile, Prince William is actively preparing to take part in the “Trooping the Color” military parade.

Like all years, the British celebrate this holiday in the middle of June“Trooping the Colour” will take place on the second Saturday of said month and is to honor the birthday of the reigning monarch.

For the Sussexes it will be the first time that they do not attend this celebration, since in 2022, the late Queen Elizabeth II invited them to the event.

Trooping the Color has been an official celebration since 1748 and it was during the reign of King George II of Hanover that the military parade was established to commemorate the birthday of the British sovereign.

In the 20th century, the King Edward VII He set June as the official date for the parade. The Queen isabel II he attended every year of his reign except 1955, due to a rail strike.

Judge gave DHS 7 days to decide whether to hand over Prince Harry’s immigration documents

A federal judge gave the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) one week to decide whether or not to disclose the immigration information it has about prince harryin response to a lawsuit filed by The Heritage Foundation, a right-wing think tank alleging that Prince Harry may have lied about the drug’s use in its Visa application.

The Duke of Sussex moved to Southern California with his wife, Meghan Markle, an American citizen, and her young family in 2020, after they left British royal life and embarked on new projects, including the release of her memoir, “Spare,” in January.

Harry wrote in “Spare” that he used cocaine several times starting at the age of 17. He also acknowledged having used cannabis and psychedelic mushrooms.

In a hearing held this Thursday in Washington, Judge Carl Nichols instructed the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to decide before June 13 whether to deliver to The Heritage Foundation, some documents related to the prince’s immigration status, according to national media. .

The Heritage Foundation, in the lawsuit against DHS to obtain immigration information from the Duke of Sussex, alleges that he may have obtained his visa irregularly.

The think tank noted at Tuesday’s hearing that the prince may have lied in his visa application, in the section where people are asked about their drug use.

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