Specifically, there is a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security related to Prince Harry's immigration record.
The Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project is behind the lawsuit, and they are seeking information from government authorities regarding whether the Duke of Sussex received preferential treatment during his immigration process.
According to the organization, Prince Harry admitted in his book "Spare" to being a prolific drug user, which they believe could be a potential issue for immigration purposes.
Under US immigration law, individuals who admit to a drug crime are typically not allowed to enter the country, unless they are able to obtain a waiver.
The Oversight Project believes that their lawsuit will help to determine whether Prince Harry received preferential treatment during his immigration process.
They are critical of the DHS's refusal to answer their Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, stating that it "doesn't pass the laugh test."
The organization argues that Prince Harry's privacy interest in his drug use is not a valid reason for the DHS to withhold information about his immigration record.
Overall, the Oversight Project emphasizes that their lawsuit is not about Prince Harry personally, but rather about ensuring that the DHS acted appropriately in what they describe as an "extremely high-profile and unusual case."
