A judge has given an update regarding whether Prince Harry's US visa application should stay private after the Duke of Sussex admitted to taking drugs in his memoir Spare

Why Prince Harry’s visa case is back in court, and will he be deported from Trump’s America? - Case to be reopened in federal court after Trump inauguration

A judge in the US has hinted that some of the sealed documents from Prince Harry's visa application could be released in a move that is likely to be worrying for the Duke of Sussex

A lawsuit seeking to make Prince Harry's confidential visa records public is set for its first court hearing since Donald Trump 2.0. The Heritage Foundation, an American think tank, has reopened its case to have the Duke of Sussex's immigration documents released.

The case before U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols centers on the circumstances under which Harry - the Duke of Sussex and the son of King Charles III - entered the United States when he and his wife, Meghan Markle,

Prince Harry's US visa row has taken a new twist after a judge said he wants 'maximum disclosure as long as it doesn't violate privacy' of the sealed documents from his application

Prince Harry's immigration saga dramatically turns as a federal judge considers unveiling his US visa secrets.

A judge has indicated that he is open to releasing Prince Harry's US visa documents. Judge Carl Nichols has hinted he could be open to releasing "maximum" portions of secret documents relating to the Duke of Sussex's immigration status.