DHS to Release Prince Harry's Visa Documents Amid Drug Use Allegations

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has agreed to release parts of Prince Harry's immigration records amid allegations that he may have lied about his drug use on his visa application. Following a lawsuit by the Heritage Foundation, DHS will provide a redacted version of three items from Harry's file, while a fourth item will remain undisclosed due to privacy concerns. The case stems from Harry's admissions in his memoir 'Spare,' where he acknowledged using cannabis, cocaine, and magic mushrooms, raising questions about whether he disclosed this information when applying for his visa. U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols has called for the records to be disclosed in stages, with a deadline for DHS to submit the redacted documents by March 6. The Heritage Foundation argues for transparency in immigration cases, asserting that no individual should be above the law. The outcome of this case could potentially lead to serious implications for the Duke of Sussex regarding his immigration status.