U.S. Government Revokes Harry’s Green Card, Forcing Sussexes to Leave the Country

In a shocking turn of events, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been dealt a major blow as the U.S. government nullified Harry's green card, leading to their expulsion from the country just before New Year's Eve.

This decision comes amidst growing controversy surrounding the couple.

According to a report by the Daily Mail, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) revoked Harry's green card on the grounds that he failed to disclose his past drug use during the application process.

Harry, who openly admitted to using cocaine, cannabis, and psychedelic mushrooms in his memoir, was granted a green card under a special category reserved for individuals with extraordinary abilities.

However, DHS determined that Harry's drug use rendered him ineligible for a green card and accused him of fraudulently concealing his history.

Furthermore, DHS alleged that Harry had abused his royal status to bypass the standard immigration process and exploit his fame for financial gain in the United States.

Critics argue that Harry's activities were not in the public interest and deprived American citizens of opportunities.

Recently appointed as the chief impact officer of mental health startup BetterUp, Harry has faced criticism for leveraging his royal title and connections to secure lucrative deals with major companies such as Netflix and Spotify.

The revocation of Harry's green card means that both he and Meghan will be required to leave the U.S. within 30 days or face deportation.

The couple currently resides in a $14 million mansion in Montecito, California, along with their son Archie and their unborn daughter.

Overwhelmed by the news, they are now faced with the daunting task of finding a new country to call home.

Returning to the United Kingdom is not an option for the couple, as they have experienced estrangement from the royal family and the public since their dramatic exit in 2020.

Meghan, who is a U.S. citizen by birth, has also faced estrangement from many individuals.

Royal watchers and commentators place blame on Harry's predicament, accusing Meghan of luring him away from his family and country for her own selfish ambitions.

These critics argue that Meghan, previously a lesser-known actress before marrying Harry, harbored dreams of attaining global stardom and utilized Harry as a stepping stone to achieve fame and fortune.

Allegations also circulate that Meghan is a narcissist who isolated Harry from his friends, relatives, and heritage, and manipulated him into embracing her radical views on social and political justice.

The couple's interview further exacerbated tensions within the royal family, as they accused an unnamed senior royal of expressing concerns about the potential darkness of Archie's skin prior to his birth.

They also claimed that Prince Charles, now King Charles, had ceased communication with Harry, and that Prince William had become trapped within the confines of the royal system.

The U.S. government's decision to revoke Harry's green card only intensified the already raging fire, exposing the couple's vulnerability and isolation.

They have lost the support and protection of the royal family, the media, and the British public, and now face the risk of losing their home and livelihood in America.

Consequently, they have also incurred the wrath of many Americans who perceive them as hypocrites and opportunists, betraying both their hosts and former countries.