A legal dispute has arisen regarding Prince Harry’s US visa status subsequent to his acknowledgment of drug use in his book “Spare.”

The Duke of Sussex finds himself entangled in a court case today against the US Government, seeking to compel officials to disclose his US immigration records.

In his candid memoir, Prince Harry confessed to experimenting with marijuana, cocaine, and psychedelic mushrooms in the past.

Such substance use could potentially serve as grounds for rejecting a US visa application, thereby jeopardizing Harry’s immigration standing in the United States.

Acknowledging the consumption of illicit substances in his memoir “Spare,” Prince Harry has become entangled in a legal battle.

A conservative policy institute contends that Prince Harry’s visa request should be unveiled to ascertain whether he disclosed his drug use prior to entering the US in 2020.

The Heritage Foundation filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security under the Freedom of Information Act, alleging that Harry may have received preferential treatment during his visa application process.

Upon entry into the US, individuals are required by the Department of Homeland Security to indicate whether they have used drugs.

Despite this, the Biden administration is opposing the release of documents, citing the privacy rights of visa applicants.

Prince Harry penned a revealing memoir titled “Spare” in January 2023.

Nonetheless, the Heritage Foundation argues that the prince relinquished his right to privacy by extensively divulging details of his personal life.

Nile Gardiner, director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom, expressed apprehension over the Biden administration’s support for Prince Harry and their decision to withhold the documents from the American populace.

Gardiner conveyed to the Daily Express US: “We aim to determine whether Prince Harry was truthful regarding his drug use on his immigration application.

If Prince Harry has nothing to conceal, then the disclosure of