It will be the first hearing of the case under a Trump administration. The Republican previously weighed in on Prince Harry’s visa application at a political conference in February, in which he claimed the Biden administration had been “too gracious” to Harry since his 2020 move to California with Meghan.

Prince Harry saw great success in his privacy case against Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers last week, reportedly settling for $12 million and a full apology for the “serious intrusion.” Still,

Will Trump Deport Prince Harry for Lying About Drugs on Visa Application? | Firstpost America | N18G British Royal Prince Harry’s immigration status has become the talking point once again. Several organisations are urging US President Donald Trump to disclose the immigration papers of the Duke of Sussex.

In September, a judge ruled that his US visa would stay private – but a federal judge has now ordered that Harry and Heritage, authors of the controversial Project 2025 document for conservative government, appear in court in Washington DC early next month for a legal challenge.

Prince Harry's future in the USA is once again a talking point as Donald Trump has been urged to release the royal's immigration files. The 40-year-old has lived in the USA with w

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were warned about "upsetting" Donald Trump during his presidency, as the duke's visa row continues.

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Harry has expressed a desire to continue living in his wife’s home country of America. However, the return to the White House of Donald Trump could make the US a more hostile environment for the royal, as the president previously said he would not protect Harry if it turns out he lied on his visa documents.

Heritage lost a previous case in September when it brought a lawsuit against the Department for Homeland Security after a Freedom of Information request for Harry's documents to be released was rejected. In his first ruling Judge Nichols said they should remain private.

The former UK Home Secretary weighed in behind the American think-tank as it prepares for the first court hearing for the lawsuit since Donald Trump 's inauguration.

A GB News host has commented on Suella Braverman 'calling on' Donald Trump to release Prince Harry's visa records.