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A pilot program ‘would modernize documentation provided to some noncitizens’ but would not allow unauthorized immigrants to vote.

Heritage Foundation, which claims duke may have lied about past drug use on application, wants US government to release records

An American think-tank has launched a lawsuit demanding the release of files relating to Prince Harry's visa in light of his drug taking.

A conservative think tank is in the middle of a battle with Washington DC officials who are staunchly refusing to publish any details - including any texts or emails - citing the Duke of Sussexs privacy.

One expert told The Telegraph that Prince Harry “would have been asked” about drug use as part of the visa application process.

Harry admitted drug use in his memoir. Applicants would be denied a US visa over their history with illegal substances, but authorities note entry into the country is granted on a case-by-case basis.

Harry and Meghan: Prince Harry could find his US visa revoked after revelations in Spare, where he claimed to have taken Class A drugs.

Immigration lawyers confirm the Duke would have been required to detail his drug history when he permanently relocated to California