The Seventh Circuit has indicated that the doctrine of consular nonreviewability made extend to findings of inadmissibility made by officials in the United States.
“Muñoz describes the doctrine as one under which ‘the action of an executive officer to admit or exclude an alien’ is not substantively reviewable. We applied the doctrine to a decision by a non-consular officer in Matushkina v. Nielsen, 877 F.3d 289, 295 (7th Cir. 2017). How far the doctrine extends to visa revocations at a port of entry need not be resolved today; we flag this subject only to ensure that no one thinks that the doctrine has been confined inadvertently to decisions by the Department of State at consulates outside our borders.”
The full text of Dubey v. Department of Homeland Security can be found here: