Yes he gets a chance at entry when all other non-citizens are denied even the chance. That doesn't mean he gets to ignore all the rules, if anything because he

Yes he gets a chance at entry when all other non-citizens are denied even the chance. That doesn't mean he gets to ignore all the rules, if anything because he has been offered such a privilege he should go above and beyond to follow the rules. It's like being invited to someones home that has a shoes off policy and refusing to take your shoes off because it "violates your freedoms". Then them offering an exemption if you show a medical reason for needing to keep your shoes on followed by you telling them to go shove it when you actually arrive. Is it surprising when they decline to let you into their home?