Prince Harry's visa documents withheld by US State Department
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Some of Prince Harry's visa documents have been withheld in full by the US State Department, according to court filings in an ongoing Freedom of Information Act dispute.The conservative think tank Heritage Foundation brought the case seeking records held by the department about the Duke of Sussex, particularly in connection with his visa status and his history of drug use.The first interim production, seen by Newsweek, identified 18 documents - all of which have been withheld - while the department continues to review a further 289 documents.
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The next joint status report is scheduled for October 13.Heritage argue Harry would inevitably have faced questions about prior drug use on his visa application forms, which should have rendered him ineligible for admission without special dispensation.
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