A U.S. federal judge has ordered the release of Prince Harry's immigration records, which could reveal whether he disclosed past drug use when applying for his visa.
The decision follows a lawsuit from a conservative think tank questioning the legality of his residency in the U.S. If the records show he failed to disclose drug use, it could raise legal concerns about his immigration status. The Department of Homeland Security is expected to release the documents by the end of Tuesday.
The case has sparked debate over privacy and immigration policies for high-profile individuals.
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So the rules don’t apply to Prince Harry like they do for regular folks? If an average person lied on their visa application, they'd be kicked out in no time—let’s see if he actually faces any consequences.
The government has no business prying into people's personal lives like this—immigration laws are already a bureaucratic mess, and this just proves how unfair and arbitrary they are.
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