Now the UK’s Sky News reports that Judge Carl Nichols has ordered documents relating to Harry’s original US visa application be published, and has ordered the US Department of Homeland Security to release a redacted version of the paperwork by no later than this coming Tuesday March 18.

After months of legal wrangling, a Washington D.C. judge has ordered the U.S. government to release much of Prince Harry’s visa application next week, reigniting speculation over whether the Duke of Sussex received special treatment from the Biden administration.

Prince Harry has made it very clear that the United States is his permanent home, but The Heritage Foundation isn’t done with making his visa process a huge issue. Now, the royal family member’s application records are about to become public,

Prince Harry's visa files must be made public by Tuesday at the latest, following a ruling by Judge Carl Nichols. The Washington judge has set a firm deadline for the release of documents that could reveal whether the Duke of Sussex was truthful on his US immigration paperwork.

Prince Harry's visa files are set to be made public by Tuesday, a judge has ruled, after a think tank questioned why the Duke of Sussex was allowed into the US.

US President Donald Trump previously ruled out deporting Prince Harry, saying, ‘he’s got enough problems with his wife.’

Judge rules Prince Harry’s visa files must be released by Tuesday after drug row - Think tank alleged duke may have concealed past drug use that should have disqualified him from US visa

Prince Harry's visa records must be made public in a matter of days, a US court has ruled. Find out more information

Files relating to the Duke of Sussex's US visa application must be made public by Tuesday, a court has ruled. Judge Carl Nichols ordered the release of the documents as part of an ongoing Freedom of Information (FOI) request brought by conservative US think tank the Heritage Foundation.

Prince Harry’s visa files to be made public in days, US judge rules amid drug use claims - US think tank alleged duke may have concealed past illegal drug use that should have disqualified him from ge

A think tank wants Prince Harry's visa files to be made public in light of his drug use revelations made in the memoir Spare.