Judge Orders Redacted Release of Prince Harry's U.S. Immigration Records

The Department of Homeland Security will release portions of the Duke of Sussex's visa records as part of a legal battle led by the Heritage Foundation.

A federal judge has directed the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to release redacted portions of Prince Harry's U.S. immigration records by March 6, 2025.
The Heritage Foundation filed a lawsuit seeking the records to determine if Prince Harry disclosed his past drug use, as mentioned in his memoir, during his visa application process.
DHS has identified three documents that can be partially released with redactions, while a fourth document will remain withheld due to privacy concerns.
Critics argue that the scrutiny over Prince Harry's immigration status is unprecedented and may violate privacy norms typically upheld in such cases.
The case follows public remarks by Donald Trump, who stated he would not pursue Prince Harry's deportation, despite the ongoing legal inquiry into his visa records.