Google News Immigration expert explains what could happen if Novak Djokovic's visa get revoked
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Leading immigration expert Abul Rizvi said both cancelling and not cancelling Novak Djokovic's is difficult in this certain situion. The judge reinstated Djokovic's visa but Immigration Minister Alex Hawke could use his powers to cancel the visa of the world No.
1. “There is no easy option here,” Rizvi told The Project on Wednesday night, as quoted on news.com.au. “Cancellation is difficult and not cancelling is difficult. If I might go through the processes in terms of cancellation”.
If Hawke decided to cancel Djokovic's, visa, the Australian Border officials dressed in dark uniforms and carrying guns would turn up and took Djokovic. “Let‘s assume the Minister does proceed to cancel Mr Djokovic’s visa,” he continued.
“He would then have the cancellation notice taken by Australian Border Force, who usually dress in very, very dark uniforms and often carry guns, turning up to Mr Djokovic’s or on the tennis court, taking Mr Djokovic away from the tennis court, most likely in the glare of the world‘s media”.
Djokovic's mother 'worried' about the Hawke decision
"I am very worried, but I don't what to think like that. I just hope that it will stay like this: that he will be free and he will play," Dijana said. After Djokovic won in court, Dijana described as the biggest win of her son's career.
"We celebrate the victory of our son, who has done nothing wrong, has not broken any law and has been harassed. He fought vs. the system because he knows he had a valid visa," Dijana said,. "It was so difficult at some moments.
At some point he didn't have his mobile phone, we didn't know if he was ill or so. Every mother in the word can understand what I mean. "He couldn't see the people dancing and singing but he could hear them and it helped him. It's the biggest win of his career, bigger than any Grand Slam."