Prince Harry is "quaking in his boots" according to royal commentator Helena Chard, as a US court has ruled his visa application documents must be made public by Tuesday.

The Duke of Sussex faces a major setback in his ongoing visa battle, with Judge Carl Nichols ordering the release of redacted immigration records. 

Speaking to GB News, Helena Chard explained: "Trump’s border security and the application of rules are among his priorities. I do see Harry as a pawn for Trump, collateral damage.

"So, everyone’s waiting to see what happens. Tuesday is D-Day. Apparently, there are four documents, and three of them will be released. So, we’re all waiting to hear: has he entered the country illegally? Did he lie on his visa form?

"What we do know is that the Heritage Foundation, specifically Niall Gardiner, has really been pushing this forward."

The Duke of Sussex will have his visa records released on Tuesday{ai:summary}<p>Prince Harry faces a significant challenge as a US court has ordered the release of his visa application documents by Tuesday. Royal commentator Helena Chard suggests that this situation positions Harry as a "pawn" in broader political issues, particularly relating to Trump's border security policies.</p><p>The release will include three out of four documents, raising questions about whether Harry entered the US illegally or misrepresented himself on his visa application. The Heritage Foundation has been instrumental in advancing this case. #politics</p>

Prince Harry is a 'pawn for Donald Trump': 'Quaking in his boots!'

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