"A person's visa status is confidential," said John Bardo, an attorney for the Department of Homeland Security. The request has largely been denied since the group doesn't have Prince Harry's permission to get the private information. "What this case is truly about is DHS," said Samuel Dewey, a lawyer for the Heritage Foundation. The politically conservative group also linked those questions to wider immigration issues in the U.S., including at the southern border with Mexico. They argue there is "intense public interest" in whether Harry got special treatment during the application process. With that history in mind, the conservative Heritage Foundation sent a public-information request to the Department of Homeland Security for Prince Harry's immigration records. But acknowledgement of past drug use doesn't necessarily bar people from entering or staying in the country. routinely asks about drug use on its visa applications, and it has been linked to travel headaches for celebrities, including chef Nigella Lawson, singer Amy Winehouse, and model Kate Moss. To be different." He also acknowledged using cannabis and psychedelic mushrooms. Harry said he took cocaine several times starting around age 17, in order "to feel.
The book's myriad revelations included an exploration of Harry's grief after the death of his mother, Princess Diana, disputes with his brother William and his past drug use. Harry moved to Southern California with his wife Meghan Markle and their young family in 2020 after they left royal life and embarked on new projects, including the release of his memoir "Spare" in January. Royal Dispatch newsletter: Sign up for exclusive insights on the monarchy.District Judge Carl Nichols told the Heritage Foundation and the Department of Homeland Security to work on the speed of the response, and he would rule if they could not reach an agreement on their own. The hearing played out, coincidently, as the Duke of Sussex himself testified London in another lawsuit he filed against British newspapers. The past drug use that Prince Harry detailed in his explosive memoir should spark the release of his immigration paperwork, a conservative American think tank argued in a Washington court Tuesday as they appealed to a judge for a quicker response a records request the U.S.
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