Visa Denials and Spousal Rights

The chapter explores a case where a spouse of a US citizen from El Salvador was denied a marriage immigrant visa based on suspicion of gang involvement linked to tattoos. Despite attempts to challenge the decision, the court ruled that individuals, including spouses of US citizens, cannot contest visa denials in court. The discussion also delves into President Biden's executive order to protect undocumented spouses, allowing them to seek legal status through 'parole in place,' highlighting the evolving landscape of immigration policies.