Clute v. Clute

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the consular nonre- viewability doctrine does not apply to visa applications placed in administrative processing
• “[T]hose selected for the [DV] program are not guaranteed to receive a visa—only the opportunity to apply for one.”
• “[T]he doctrine of consular non-reviewability does not apply where the government has not made a final visa decision.”
• “[T]he doctrine of consular [nonreviewability] does not apply where the government has not made a final visa decision.”
• “[T]he doctrine of consular non-reviewability does not apply because Plaintiffs challenge the State Department’s policy, not the discretion of a specific consular officer in applying the policy.”
• “[T]he doctrine of consular non-reviewability does not apply because Plaintiffs challenge the State Department’s policy, not the discretion of a specific consular officer in applying the policy.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).