Meghan & Harry Urged To Pay For Own Security Per A Petition Signed By 80K Canadians And Social Media Support This Idea
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Meghan & Harry Urged To Pay For Own Security Per A Petition Signed By 80K Canadians And Social Media Support This Idea
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Meghan Markle’s news: she and Harry are finally living the life they’ve wanted for so long. The couple officially stepped back from royal duties per Her Majesty’s statement and are currently living in Canada.
But how will Meghan and Harry stay in Canada? Will it be easy and safe for their son Archie? Global News assumes:
- the two can live in Canada for six months without formal paperwork;
- they can apply for work visas;
- the couple can file for residence visas in case Meghan doesn’t have it already.
Meghan Markle & Prince Harry in Canada
A lot of discussions and speculations have circulated around Meghan and Harry’s security issues in Canada. The mum-of-one was spotted with two bodyguards while strolling with baby Archie and family’s two dogs on Vancouver Island. But what do Canadians think about it?
Taxpayers Federation has launched an online petition against paying for Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, and baby Archie’s stay in North America.
Everyone wishes Meghan and Harry all the best in becoming financially independent, but we need to be clear about one thing: Canadian taxpayers shouldn’t have to cover their bills.
According to recent estimations, more than 80,000 Canadians have already signed the petition, demanding the Sussex couple pay for their own security measures while they live in the country. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation wants to let PM Justin Trudeau know that “Canadians are happy to welcome the couple as long as they pay their own way.”
Previously, the Prime Minister spoke a few words about his old friends, Meghan and Harry, addressing the concerns about their security details. He told Global News:
There are still a lot of decisions to be taken by the Royal Family, by the Sussexes themselves as to what level of engagement they choose to have. We are obviously supportive of their reflections but have responsibilities in that as well. We’re not entirely sure what the final decisions will be.
