One royal expert believes US president Donald Trump "won't give up" when it comes to Prince Harry 's visa row. A judge ruled last year that Prince Harry 's visa paperwork would not be made public. But a think tank wants the case to be reopened.

A major controversy has erupted over the legality of British Prince Harry’s U.S. visa, resonating not only in American courts but also intensifying within political circles.

Prince Harry's U.S. residency is under scrutiny, as his visa records will be reviewed in a court hearing on February 5.

In September, a judge ruled that his US visa would stay private – but a federal judge has now ordered that Harry and Heritage, authors of the controversial Project 2025 document for conservative government, appear in court in Washington DC early next month for a legal challenge.

Prince Harry's US residency status is under scrutiny as his visa documentation will be reviewed in court. The Heritage Foundation seeks to verify his

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.

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”.