[NYRepublican72]

Extending that thought further, from a legal standpoint, will a U.S. Citizen have the right to claim a violation of Equal Protection because his fiance was denied entry to this country on the basis of religion. Or do you think that they would lack standing to sue?

[Mariner]

"Extending that thought further, from a legal standpoint, will a U.S. Citizen have the right to claim a violation of Equal Protection because his fiance was denied entry to this country on the basis of religion. "

That's an interesting question I don't have the answer to.

I SUSPECT no standing because he is not the one directly affected by the law, but it's quite possible a court will see differently.