Prince Harry's U.S. Visa Case Reopened as Trump Administration Pushes for Transparency

A federal judge will reassess the Duke of Sussex's immigration records following his drug use admissions, with potential implications for his residency in the U.S.

The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, has reignited its legal battle to access Prince Harry's U.S. visa records, citing public interest after his drug use admissions in his memoir, 'Spare.'
A federal judge is reconsidering a 2024 ruling that protected the privacy of Harry's immigration documents, which could reveal whether he received special treatment or misrepresented his past drug use.
Prince Harry is not directly involved in the case, which is being contested between the Heritage Foundation and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
The Trump administration has expressed interest in stricter immigration enforcement, with President Trump previously stating he would not support Harry if he lied on his visa application.
The case highlights broader questions about privacy, transparency, and potential political motivations under the current U.S. administration.