Prince Harry’s entrance to the U.S. has been shrouded in secrecy, with court documents being heavily redacted to protect his privacy. The Heritage Foundation had filed a Freedom of Information Act request to obtain more information about his move to America, particularly regarding whether he had disclosed past drug use before settling in California with his wife, Meghan Markle. Federal officials argued that releasing specific details could expose Harry to harm and harassment. The Foundation believes there is public interest in determining if Harry received special treatment during the immigration process, especially after his memoir revealed past drug use. While admitting to drug use does not necessarily bar entry into the U.S., lying about it on immigration forms can lead to deportation. The court documents released on Tuesday suggested that Harry’s privacy interests outweigh the public’s right to know. The Heritage Foundation continues to push for transparency in the immigration process for all individuals, including members of the royal family.
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