Wan Shih Hsieh v. Maurice F. Kiley, District Director, Immigration and Naturalization Service, United States Department of Justice

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• finding no jurisdictional basis as “the judiciary will not interfere with the visa-issuing process”
• “[N]o jurisdictional basis [exists] for review of the action of the American Consul ... suspending or denying the issuance of immigration visas ....”
• “Whether the [Immigration and Nationality Service] pursues [an investigation] further and, if so, whether it will institute proceedings to rescind [a petitioner’s] status are matters solely within [its] discretion”
• “The district court correctly held that no jurisdictional basis [exists] for review of the action of the American Consul in Taiwan suspending or denying the issuance of immigration visas to appellant’s children there.”
• “It is settled that the judiciary will not interfere with the visa-issuing process.”
• “The district court correctly held that no jurisdictional basis [exists] for review of the action of the American Consul in Taiwan suspending or denying the issuance of immigration visas to appellant’s children there.” (emphasis added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).