Prince Harry's U.S. Visa Records Released with Heavy Redactions

The documents reveal no evidence of misconduct or preferential treatment, as privacy concerns limit disclosure.

The U.S. government released heavily redacted documents related to Prince Harry's visa application following a court order from Judge Carl Nichols.
The Heritage Foundation sought the records to investigate whether Harry's past drug use, disclosed in his memoir 'Spare,' impacted his visa eligibility or if he received special treatment.
Officials stated the redactions were necessary to protect Harry's privacy and prevent potential harassment or unwanted media attention.
The documents provided no evidence of government misconduct or preferential treatment in Harry's visa process, according to U.S. Department of Homeland Security officials.
The Heritage Foundation has indicated plans to continue pursuing further disclosure, arguing that public interest justifies additional transparency.