Judge Orders Prince Harry’s Visa Records To Be Released by Tuesday: Could Duke Face Deportation for Lying About Drug Use? 

The conservative Heritage Foundation has finally scored a victory in its long-running battle to expose how the prince allegedly got preferential treatment from the government.

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are seen during the 2024 ESPY Awards July 11, 2024 at Hollywood, California. Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

Questions about whether Prince Harry was truthful on his American visa application could soon be answered after a federal judge ordered that the records be released by Tuesday.

A district court judge at Washington, Carl Nichols, ordered the Department of Homeland Security to release redacted versions of the Duke of Sussex’s visa records by Tuesday, according to court documents filed on March 15. 

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