Some court documents related to a freedom of information request to access Prince Harry's U.S. immigration files were released on Tuesday, under an order issued by a Washington D.C. district court, after the conservative Heritage Foundation alleged that the British royal may have concealed past drug use when he applied for his visa.

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Prince Harry’s immigration records must be made public by the end of Tuesday under a Washington court ruling, CBS News reports. The conservative Heritage Foundation is demanding the disclosure, suspecting that the prince may have withheld information about his past when applying for a US visa.