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Prince Harry's U.S. visa application records are set to be released Tuesday, according to reports. D.C. district court Judge Carl Nichols ordered the release of Harry's immigration records after right-wing think tank The Heritage Foundation filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the Department of Homeland Security, according to British outlets The Times and Sky News. USA TODAY has reached out to Harry's reps for comment. The Heritage Foundation is most recently known as the publisher and leader of Project 2025, a conservative federal policy guide mirroring many of...

Prince Harry jogging in Santa Barbara, California, wearing a black jacket and matching shorts, looking pensive. Image: Instagram via @dukeandduchessofsussexdaily A US court has ordered the release of Prince Harry’s immigration documents. This has sparked global intrigue over whether the royal lied about his drug use on visa forms. The ruling follows a two-year battle by the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank. They are on a mission to expose potential discrepancies between Harry’s public admissions and official disclosures.

Judge rules Prince Harry's US immigration files must be made public by Tuesday A court has ordered that Prince Harry's US immigration files must be made public by Tuesday, in relation to an ongoing Freedom of Information (FOI) request A court has ruled that documents related to the Duke of Sussex's US visa application must be made public by Tuesday. The order was given by Judge Carl Nichols as part of an ongoing Freedom of Information (FOI) request initiated by the conservative US think tank, the Heritage Foundation. The organisation,...

Despite previously refusing the FoI request, lawyers for the Department of Homeland Security in February agreed to release redacted versions of the forms. John Bardo, a lawyer for the department, wrote in a court filing: “Specifically, defendant would propose redacting all information in these items that would reveal information that the Court has determined defendant can withhold.” The Heritage Foundation alleged the Duke might have concealed past illegal drug use that should have disqualified him from obtaining a US visa. They previously argued answers on the Duke’s prior drug use...