The case over Prince Harry’s immigration status saw its latest development Tuesday when heavily redacted documents were released.
The Department of Homeland Security unveiled declarations from agents who said last year that they would be violating the former British royal’s privacy by releasing his immigration file, according to a report from the New York Post.
There was also a transcript of a closed-door hearing made available.
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The hearing records, which pertained to the Heritage Foundation’s lawsuit about unsealing the case, were heavily redacted, according to the Post.
They did not reveal substantial new information about the case, and Harry’s immigration records remained sealed.
Samuel Dewey, a lawyer at the Heritage Foundation, said in an interview with the Post “there are hints” that Harry may have
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