Heritage Foundation Seeks Reopening of Prince Harry Visa Case

The Heritage Foundation is attempting to reopen its lawsuit to access Prince Harry's US visa application, following his admissions of drug use in his memoir, Spare. The conservative think tank argues that Harry's drug disclosures raise questions about whether he was properly vetted for entry into the US, as such admissions could render a person inadmissible. A judge previously ruled that the duke's immigration records should remain private, citing his legitimate privacy interests. However, Heritage claims that the Biden administration made secret submissions to the court, compromising their ability to prepare an appeal. They allege there is 'ample evidence of agency bad faith' regarding the handling of the case, which they describe as 'unique' and complex. The foundation is now seeking to have the court unseal these private communications to better understand the judge's ruling and the government's actions.