Prince Harry has failed to get his full-time bodyguards funded by the British government back Possible attempt to become a US citizen 'almost inevitable'according to Jack Royston, Newsweek's chief royal correspondent, in a new episode of The Royal Report podcast.
last February, A judge has ruled against Prince Harry in his attempt to review the decision made by RAVEC (Executive Committee for the Protection of Royals and Public Figures) in the United Kingdom to eliminate its state-funded security team after he resigned as a member of the royal family in 2020.
Harry's legal team previously argued that without his full protection, The prince does not feel safe taking his family to British territory. In his ruling, the judge stated that RAVEC acted lawfully in the decision-making process. The prince's lawyers said he would appeal the ruling.
Discussing the loss of the case in a new episode of The Royal Report, Royston said this could prompt the prince to make the United States his permanent home.with the added step of becoming a full US citizen.
A recent document with one of his charities revealed that Harry now lists his home in Montecito, California, as his permanent residence. It was previously owned by Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, The Sussexes have been asked to leave in 2023.
With this in mind, Royston points out Recent events in the UK could influence the prince to make a decision soon. She explained to listeners: “I'm starting to lean more towards feeling that Harry applying for permanent US citizenship is becoming inevitable.”
“It's not necessarily an urgent necessity, but it's a slight inevitability in the long run, largely because of the issue of police protection,” he added.
There may be another contributing factor he suggested Harry's desire to cast his vote in the election. Although there is no written law in the UK preventing them from doing so, it is believed that senior royals will not vote in the election in line with the monarchy's constitutional duty to remain politically neutral.
In 2020, Harry was at the center of the storm before the presidential elections in the United States As he and Meghan encouraged voters to get out and cast their ballots, “In this election I cannot vote in the United States. But many of you may not know that I have not been able to vote in the United Kingdom my whole life,” he said in a video for Time 100 magazine. He continued: “As we approach “From November, it is important that we reject hate speech, misinformation and negativity online.”
“It is not necessarily an urgent necessity, but it is a slight inevitability in the long term, largely due to the issue of police protection,” he stressed.
Since his separation from the monarchy, unfounded speculation has spread About the possibility of Harry and Meghan entering the American political sphere. Although both were philanthropically committed to American causes and charities, they did not undertake any formal political movements or associations.
If Harry wants to vote in the next US election, By becoming a citizen you can do that, Royston noted, you may need to relinquish your royal titles in accordance with legal requirements. “I can ask him, if he wants to take the easy way out, to give up his titles, and he can also give up any allegiance to any foreign prince, so there are some obstacles,” he concluded.
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