Prince Harry saw great success in his privacy case against Rupert Murdoch’s News Group Newspapers last week, reportedly settling for $12 million and a full apology for the “serious intrusion.” Still,

Prince Harry's visa records case is set to face its first major court hearing under Donald Trump's presidency, with a federal judge ordering both parties to appear on February 5 in Washington, DC. Judge Carl J Nichols has scheduled the hearing for 2pm,

The new president has said he "wouldn't protect" the Duke of Sussex over a lawsuit about the royal's visa, and a court hearing is days away.

To Di For’ podcast host Kinsey Schofield says the Heritage Foundation has “sued” the Department of Homeland Security to “force the release of Prince Harry’s visa records”.

Prince Harry has found himself in a legal battle with conservatives who want to see his immigration information, a move of which Trump likely approves.

Prince Harry is set to learn his fate as a US resident as his visa records will come under scrutiny in the duke’s first court hearing under President Trump. The Duke of Sussex scored a major legal victory in September after a judge ruled that his US visa will stay private after the Heritage Foundation tried to get his application released to prove whether or not he mentioned his past drug use.