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Responding to your rhetorical... Yes. Covid is rampant at this point. An aggressive testing path and allowing him to play would absolutely be in the public's b
by m1sta_ 5y ago
Responding to your rhetorical... Yes.
Covid is rampant at this point. An aggressive testing path and allowing him to play would absolutely be in the public's best interest.
It's clowns on both sides here but the risk of letting him in is definitely not high enough to balance the public benefit of him being allowed to play. Once he plays the special public benefit ends and so should his visa.
- avs733 5y agoHe falsified information he submitted to immigration authorities. That’s the match (to use a pun)
- DonHopkins 5y agoBut he did it for Love!
- avs733 5y agogroan...the humor on HN is going to really start changing as more of us become parents isn't it :)
- maccard 5y agoThe issue imo isn't the covid-ness, it's lying on the immigration forms. If I did that, I would be barred from entering the country ever again.
- ahtihn 5y agoWhat's the public benefit of letting him play? Letting everyone know that the rich and famous are above the rules?
- tontonius 5y agoMany people find value in watching great tennis players compete in a live tournament.