Australia's immigration officials will interview and detain tennis star Novak Djokovic after his visa was canceled for the second time.
of Djokovic's visa and orders his release from detention. But the judge says Australian Immigration Minister Alex Hawke reserves the right to deport Djokovic.The Australian Border Force is investigating whether Djokovic submitted a false travel declaration ahead of arrival in Australia.Djokovic says his team has provided additional information to the Australian government to clarify the issue of his travel declaration.
However, Australian Border Force officials are investigating possible inconsistencies in documents related to Djokovic's December PCR result as well as the tennis player's movements in the days after he tested positive for Covid-19 in Serbia, a source with knowledge of the investigation told CNN.
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