Exclusive polling undertaken for Newsweek revealed that over half of respondents wanted Harry's visa application reviewed after revelations in his memoir.

The conservative think tank is questioning whether DHS acted appropriately regarding Prince Harry's U.S. visa application.

The Department of Homeland Security will face off on June 6 against the Heritage Foundation, which filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit earlier this month to compel the agency to release the Duke of Sussex’s immigration records, arguing that they are of “immense public interest.”

The U.S. government will appear in court next week to answer questions regarding Prince Harry’s visa application, after he admitted to drug use on U.S and foreign soil in his memoir, “ Spare .” The Heritage Foundation,

Yikes! The Duke of Sussex might face deportation from the US as his visa will reportedly be challenged in a US court.

If a judge agrees to unseal the immigration records, it could have significant implications for Prince Harry’s legal status: in his autobiography, the British royal family member detailed his past drug use — even though past drug use can be grounds to deny a visa application in the US.

Prince Harry may face a US visa court fight after his drug revelations in his memoir ‘Spare’. The US government could be forced to unseal the 38-year-old’s visa application in court after think tank has been looking to confirm the Duke of Sussex’s ...