A lawsuit concerning Prince Harry's visa status and past drug use, initiated by the Heritage Foundation, has been closed following a sealed ruling by Judge Carl Nichols in Washington, D.C. The case, which was terminated on September 9, involved allegations that Harry may have lied on his visa application regarding his admissions of illegal drug use detailed in his memoir, 'Spare.' The ruling means that Harry's immigration records will likely remain confidential, as it is unclear what the judge's decision entailed. The Heritage Foundation argued that Harry's drug admissions should have disqualified him from obtaining a visa, while government lawyers maintained that revealing any records would invade his privacy. This situation has gained attention amid discussions of immigration policy and potential deportation threats related to the upcoming presidential election. The outcome of the case leaves uncertainties regarding the enforcement of immigration laws related to high-profile individuals.