The federal government announced on Friday evening that Novak Djokovic's visa had been revoked.
#Novak #Djokovic is struggling with the Minister of Immigration's decision to revoke his visa just days before the start of the #Australian #Open.
The minister's lawyer wants Novak Djokovic to be detained again for tomorrow afternoon and Saturday night .
Stephen Lloyd requests that Djokovic apply to the Immigration Office at 8 a.m. to be detained, then go to the lawyer's offices with Border Force officers in the conference room on the same floor, and then be detained in the afternoon. He will then be brought back to his lawyers' office for a hearing on Sunday.
EVERY MINUTE IS VALUABLE🔥
The tennis star's lawyer requested an emergency hearing before Federal and Family Court Judge Anthony Kelly, saying every minute was "extremely valuable" in "extraordinary circumstances" given the tournament's start on Monday .
His lawyers will take an immediate injunction to stop Djokovic's removal from Australia.
After Novak Djokovic's visa was revoked, the legal team of the famous tennis player requested an emergency court. Attorney Nick Wood SC would like to submit the deadlines by Saturday noon. A court hearing is expected on Sunday.
DETENTION?
His lawyer confirmed that Novak Djokovic has not been detained again. Nick Lawyer Wood SC said that Immigration Secretary Alex Hawke has no intention of re-detaining Djokovic for tonight, but understands that he may have to present at 8am tomorrow.
Nick Wood SC would like Novak Djokovic to remain at his current residence tonight and be with the legal team tomorrow.
Djokovic's lawyers; “The minister is only assessing the exciting potential of anti-vaccine sentiment if he is there.”
Wood said there was a clear jurisdictional error in the decision made by minister Alex Hawke.