US Government Releases Part of Prince Harry's Visa Documents

washington - The US government partially discloses visa documents related to Prince Harry, protecting his privacy. Details on drugs use and special treatment examined.

US Government Partially Reveals Prince Harry's Visa Documents

The US government has released a portion of the documents linked to British Prince Harry's visa application in 2020, safeguarding his privacy.

A total of eighty pages of information have been shared, with redacted sections. There is no indication of preferential treatment for Harry in the papers.

A Washington judge recently ruled for the documents' public release to clarify allegations of Harry's past drug use. The Heritage Foundation initiated a procedure in 2023 for this purpose.

Harry, 40, has been residing in California with Meghan since 2020. In his biography 'Spare' and Netflix series 'Harry,' he disclosed past drug experimentation, including cocaine, marijuana, and mushrooms.

US authorities sometimes inquire about drug use in visa applications, which could lead to rejection. President Donald Trump stated he has no intention of deporting Harry, even if he received preferential treatment or was untruthful.