India, Feb. 21 -- 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, the Department of Homeland Security has pulled a shocking twist, revealing that at least some of Harry's visa documents will be released to the public.

The DHS initially refused a Freedom of Information request for his files, which led to the right-wing think tank Heritage Foundation suing the US agency.

According to the Daily Mail, Homeland Security's lawyers have decided that three items in his visa documents can be unsealed - but with redactions - to confirm whether Prince Harry lied about his...