The US Court ordered that Prince Harry’s immigration files must be published by Tuesday.
District judge Carl Nichols ordered the release of documents on the basis of a request for freedom of information (FOI) by the Heritage Foundation, a conservative American research center in Washington.
The Foundation states that the prince was hiding his past drug use, which had to be disqualified in obtaining an American visa.
Center for the allegations of the claim of Duke Sussex in his memoir, where he referred to cocaine, marijuana and psychedelic fungi.
In the book published in January 2023, Prince Harry wrote that he first tried cocaine at the age of 17.
“It wasn’t much fun, and it didn’t make me particularly happy, because everything seemed to do everything around me, but it seemed to me that I was feeling different, and that was the main goal,” he added.
He also wrote about the use of marijuana, saying that “cocaine did nothing for me,” but “Marijuana is different, it actually really helped me.”
Reports to report for American visas are particularly asked about the current and last use of drugs.
The recognition of the use of drugs can lead to rejection of visa applications that are not immigrants and immigrants, although immigration officials have a discretionary right to make a final decision based on different factors.
The Heritage Foundation states that Prince Harry lied to his use of drugs to the US immigration authorities, which can lead to a prohibition of a life ban on the United States.
The BBC contacted the White House and the Duke for comment.
The judgment of the court comes after a 2024 The same judge who said he had no public interest in discovering the immigration records of Prince Harry.
The heritage foundation disputed that the verdict was pushed to change the verdict.
Prince Harry moved to the United States with his wife Meghan in 2020 after he stepped up as a working royal. It is not clear to which visa he has entered the ground, while the Duchess is a US citizen.
President Donald Trump has previously turned off the deportation of Prince Harry in February, saying the New York Post “I’ll leave him alone … He has enough problems with his wife. She’s terrible.”
Meghan has been a vocal critic of Trump in the past, marking him “Misoginist.”
