Prince Harry's Bid For Privacy Thwarted By Conservative Group's Demand For Visa Records

A conservative American think tank argues that Prince Harry's past drug use, detailed in his memoir, should lead to the release of his immigration paperwork.
The Heritage Foundation sent a public-information request to the Department of Homeland Security for Prince Harry's immigration records, citing "intense public interest" in whether he received special treatment during the application process.
The request has largely been denied since the group doesn't have Prince Harry's permission to access the private information.
U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols told the Heritage Foundation and the Department of Homeland Security to work on the speed of the response, and he would rule if they could not reach an agreement on their own.
Prince Harry is also currently involved in a lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mirror over phone hacking or other illegal snooping methods used to publish articles about him.