4 weeks agoNew York StateComments Off on Prince Harry faces fresh headache as ‘lawyers make shock move that could reveal if he lied about drug use on US visa’
PRINCE Harry is facing a fresh headache after some of his Visa documents will reportedly “be made public” by the Department of Homeland Security.
A lawsuit brought by the Heritage Foundation against the US Department of Homeland Security has been seeking to discloseHarry’s immigration papersto reveal whether he lied about past drug-taking.
AFPUS President Donald Trump previously said he would not support Harry[/caption]
RexPrince Harry has been in a long fight with his US visa application[/caption]
The Duke openly admitted in his memoir Spare and on his Netflix series to taking cannabis, coke and magic mushrooms before moving to California in 2020.
The Heritage Foundation claims it is likely Harry either lied on his forms, or received special treatment by then-US president Joe Biden‘s administration.
Now, lawyers for DHS said that three items can be unsealed with redactions, according to MailOnline.
However, none of a fourth document can be made public without releasing information a judge has ruled should stay private, reports the outlet.
In a filing, John Bardo, a lawyer for DHS, said it had “determined that redacted versions of items 1-3 can be made public”, reports the Mail.
Mr Bardo said that the materials would be given to Judge Carl Nichols by March 6, it is claimed.
In a brutal swipe at Meghan Markle, Trump added: “I’ll leave him alone.
“He’s got enough problems with his wife. She’s terrible.”
Publication of the documents could lead to embarrassing revelations for Harry.
Judge Carl J. Nichols ruled last year that the records should remain private.
But after a fresh challenge, he agreed earlier this month to release the “maximum amount possible” about how Harry, 40, got into the US.
He said that after that “the Court will determine what portions of those materials can be produced to Heritage”.
President Trump said in a GB News interview with Nigel Farage in March last year that Harry should not receive preferential treatment.
Asked if the duke should have “special privileges” if he is found to have lied in his application, the president said: “No. We’ll have to see if they know something about the drugs, and if he lied they’ll have to take appropriate action.”
He also previously vowed, before he was elected, that “Harry is on his own” if he became president again.
The president also has the power to intervene and can ask for the documents regarding his application to be released.
In his controversial memoir, the prince said cocaine “didn’t do anything for me”, adding: “Marijuana is different, that actually really did help me.”
The Mega AgencyPrince Harry during the Invictus Games in Vancouver this month[/caption]
4 weeks agoNew York StateComments Off on England’s best keeper grew up helping lambs give birth and spent summer working on FARM – now he’s set for Prem transfer
JAMES TRAFFORD has always been good with his hands.
Right now they are the most talked about in football, with the Burnley keeper, 22, having not conceded for ONE THOUSAND minutes.
INSTAGRAM @burnleyofficial and @eflJames Trafford is currently the most talked about EFL player[/caption]
GettyTrafford has conceded just nine goals all season, keeping 23 clean sheets[/caption]
CollectThe 22-year-old grew up with his family in Cumbria[/caption]
CollectTrafford was raised and worked on a North Cumbrian family-run farm[/caption]
CollectThe Burnley stopper – who was at Man City’s academy – spoke exclusively to SunSport[/caption]
And he has only let in NINE goals all season, keeping 23 clean sheets.
And tonight, as Burnley host Sheffield Wednesday, Trafford — the Sky Bet Championship player of the month for January — is aiming for an incredible 12th successive shutout.
But those safe hands have been put to other uses — such as being shoved up the backside of sheep or mixing manure with lime!
Trafford was raised and worked on a North Cumbrian family-run farm in the Lake District, where his duties included lambing and mucking out.
And he grimaced as he told SunSport: “The first time I did lambing was aged 11. I had to put my hand up them and pull.
“That was far too disgusting and, although it was cool to have experienced that, it wasn’t the best thing.
“I also had to muck out. We mixed manure with lime to get the right soil pH acidity. And being in the slurry pit was horrible — the stench.
“Only last summer I was helping wrap fleeces and clipping sheep.”
Trafford — brought up in Cockermouth, where England Test captain Ben Stokes lived during his teens — was even driving tractors on the farm years before he had a driving license.
He laughed: “About 14 or 15, way before I was allowed on the roads.”
Despite his growing reputation as one of Europe’s finest goalkeeping talents, with a host of Premier League clubs hoping to snap him up, the youngster still loves getting his hands dirty on the farm.
He said: “I enjoy it. I do it to spend more time with dad because I always go out for lunch with my mum when I go home and he’s always working.
“When I was with dad last month, I was bedding up all the sheep and putting hay out for the ones outside.
“We’ve always done that. I remember as a kid on the tractor where he’d sit on the seat and I’d be on the arm-rest, and our dog would be down there.”
Trafford revealed that, had his grandfather had his way, he would have been a JOCKEY.
The 6ft 6in keeper said: “Grandpa Bill, god bless his soul. I have two cousins then my sister and I.
“Grandpa always said, ‘He has to be a farmer’ but he really wanted one of us to be a jockey — but we were all too tall!”
CollectTrafford’s dad James Sr has learned to love football for his son[/caption]
CollectTrafford told SunSport that he was ‘helping wrap fleeces and clipping sheep’ last summer[/caption]
CollectTrafford revealed that, had his grandfather had his way, he would have been a jockey[/caption]
His dad James Sr was never a football expert but has been learning through watching YouTube videos and going to his son’s games.
Trafford said: “He’s even using football terminology now and I’m thinking, ‘You haven’t thought about this, you’ve just listened to it and repeating it’.
“But dad loves it for me. As long as I’m happy, he’s happy.”
Trafford developed a strong work ethic from his years on the farm that stood him in good stead as he progressed through Manchester City’s academy after being signed from Carlisle aged 12.
And he went on to play on loan at Accrington Stanley and Bolton, where he won the EFL Trophy by beating Plymouth at Wembley in 2023, before going on to play in the Prem last season after Burnley signed him in a £19million deal.
Chelsea and England star Cole Palmer had seen so much of Trafford’s heroics as team-mates growing up at City that he was videoed on the touchline predicting his old friend would save Spain’s late stoppage-time penalty in the Euro Under-21s final in Georgia two years ago.
Not only did he dive to his right to keep out Abel Ruiz’s spot-kick, he made an incredible reflex stop from Aimar Oroz’s follow-up.
GettyTrafford burst on to the scene after saving Spain’s late stoppage-time penalty in the Euro Under-21s final two years ago[/caption]
GettyCole Palmer had predicted that Trafford would win the game for England[/caption]
That save saw the Young Lions win the trophy — and he became the first keeper in the competition’s history to go through an entire tournament without conceding a goal.
And in his recent incredible run, he made TWO late penalty saves in last month’s goalless draw against Sunderland at Turf Moor.
Asked if the double penalty heroics at Turf Moor were among he finest, he said: “All the noise around those saves has been great but there are other things since that have brought me more enjoyment. Anyone can save a penalty.”
He said: “He’s a brilliant manager who has won numerous things and got a massive reputation.
“He will be the best man to win us the World Cup in 2026.”
Former NFL star JJ Watt, at the start of this incredible run, vowed to come out of retirement and play for Trafford’s favourite team, the Cincinnati Bengals, if he does not concede another goal this season.
There are 13 games left and Trafford said: “When it gets down to single digits he should start worrying!”
If he achieves another 13 clean sheets, you can bet Trafford will continue talking about this season until the cows come home!
CollectTrafford progressed through ManCity’s academy after being signed from Carlisle aged 12[/caption]
