class=”sc-97fd9fa8-0 jNFKxv”>
The Novak Djokovic case is getting hotter in the US. At the ATP 1000 tournament in Indian Wells, the US authorities remained stubborn: Homeland Security did not grant an exemption for the vaccinated Serb – Djokovic is still not allowed to enter the country.
The same scenario threatens the world number one for the tournament in Miami, which will take place from March 22. But there are still plenty of voices who think this is “unfair, unscientific and unacceptable.” That is exactly what Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said in a letter to US President Joe Biden. The Republican is calling for a green light for Djokovic – like ex-pro Tommy Haas, the Indian Wells tournament director, who described the exclusion of unvaccinated people as “sad” and “disappointing”.
It is not surprising that DeSantis is now committed to Djokovic (“Let him play”). The 44-year-old is currently more in focus than ever. Although he has not yet officially announced his candidacy, he is considered one of the contenders for the presidency – an opponent of the Democratic camp around Biden. Also in corona politics, which has long since become an election campaign topic.
Is Djokovic arriving by ship?
In recent times, there have been major discussions in the US about a law signed by DeSantis, according to which schools, companies and authorities can no longer require a Covid vaccination.
Now DeSantis is publicly expressing the opinion that Djokovic is only a danger to his opponents on the tennis court, but not to national security. And the governor immediately came up with an idea to circumvent the entry ban for unvaccinated people, which will apply until mid-April. According to DeSantis, this does not apply to the waterway.
Whether Djokovic actually arrives by ship remains to be seen. According to DeSantis, the ball is now back in Biden’s court and the authorities.
Source : Blick
I’m Emma Jack, a news website author at 24 News Reporters. I have been in the industry for over five years and it has been an incredible journey so far. I specialize in sports reporting and am highly knowledgeable about the latest trends and developments in this field.
