Just now, foreign media reported that at Djokovic's second hearing on Australia's entry visa, three federal court judges unanimously ruled that Djokovic lost the case and would comply with the decision of australia's immigration minister and deport him. It also means that the Serbs will be completely out of the 2022 Australian Open.
It is reported that Djokovic, who is now the world's number one in the men's singles of tennis, was cancelled by Australia again on the 14th, and has already been detained by the Australian immigration department on the 15th. The process reported by foreign media was even more embarrassing, "around 8 a.m., Djokovic and Australian border personnel met at a secret location agreed upon by both sides, and were later arrested by the Australian border management agency."
Because Australia requires foreigners to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination when entering the country, Deyo encountered trouble when entering the country on January 5, and was once locked up in a "small black house" and later arranged to stay in a refugee hotel. At the January 10 hearing, the German side won the case on the grounds that there was a procedural loophole in the enforcement of the Australian Immigration Department, and he was also able to enter the Australian Open venue. But on January 14, Deyo was cancelled for the second time because the option of submitting a "Travel Declaration" at the time of entry was ticked that did not conform to the facts. Although he stated that this was not a deliberate concealment, but a staff error, at the court hearing on the 16th, the three judges still did not accept it and upheld the decision to "cancel the visa". Deyo will also be deported and could face the embarrassment of not entering Australia for three years.
![The Deyo visa case was successfully appealed and will be released immediately & have the opportunity to participate in the Australian Open[fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)