Prince Harry’s US visa application is currently under judicial review after he admitted to past drug use in his memoir, “Spare.” The Heritage Foundation initiated a lawsuit asserting that the Duke of Sussex might have provided false information regarding his drug use when applying for his visa to move to California with his wife, Meghan Markle.

The case, which is being handled by Judge Carl Nichols, came to light after the US Department of Homeland Security was instructed to allow a private review of the documents associated with Prince Harry’s immigration status. This development follows public and legal interest in whether Prince Harry was truthful on his visa application forms, especially concerning his prior drug use detailed in his book, including cocaine and psychedelics.

Despite assurances from former President Donald Trump that no special treatment would be afforded, US government attorneys have contested that the Prince’s written admissions do not conclusively prove past drug use. The Department of Homeland Security had initially declined to release the documents citing privacy concerns.

The investigation concerning whether public disclosure of the visa application is warranted continues. The case garners significant public and media attention as it could impact Prince Harry’s ability to remain in the United States. Representatives for Prince Harry have been contacted for comment on the ongoing legal proceedings and the review of his visa information.