Although decisions regarding the admission and exclusion of foreign nationals are subject to the doctrine of consular non reviewability, there is a circumscribed judicial inquiry for review of consular decisions that involve a violation of constitutional rights; a foreign national seeking admission into the U.S. has no constitutional right to entry, and so he personally has no ability to bring a cause of action challenging his denial of admission. The liberty specially protected by the Due Process Clause does not include a right of familial association that itself includes a right of an adult child to bring his alien parent into the U.S.
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