The Department of Homeland Security now says it can make some records related to Prince Harry’s visa application, which allowed him to live in the United States, public. As noted by CBS, the Heritage Foundation began its effort to make the records public,

Taking a swipe at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s marriage, Donald Trump had previously declared he wouldn’t be deporting the Duke of Sussex because “he’s got enough problems with his wife.” Just days after his cheeky remark,

Information from Prince Harry’s immigration records will be made public with some redactions, the Department of Homeland Security notified a federal judge Thursday. Washington, DC, federal Judge Carl Nichols earlier this month ordered the feds to come up with redacted versions of the Duke of Sussex’s immigration file for his review in hopes of making the records public.