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Novak Djokovic’s Australian visa was canceled for a second time on Friday as the country’s Immigration Minister Alex Hawke decided to use his special discretionary powers to do so, in a decision that comes four days after a federal court overturned the Australian Border Force’s decision to cancel the unvaccinated tennis star’s visa....
Hawke said he carefully considered information provided by the Department of Home Affairs, the Australian Border Force and Djokovic, before making the decision. While Djokovic will be able to challenge this decision in court, such a case would be more difficult to win as the powers vested on the immigration minister on visa cancelations are very broad.
Under section 133C of the country’s Migration Act, a minister may cancel an individual’s visa if the holder poses a risk to “the health, safety or good order” of Australian's among other things.It’s unclear how the decision — or Djokovic’s likely legal challenge — will impact the Australian Open, which is
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