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Once upon a time, the USA Freepers were conservative about immigration and looked down on the elite who believe they are above all the “small people”. But since the USA is overrun with illegal immigrants and it looks like many of them can't do anything about their own internal problems, and now it also looks like it, if you are famous, rich, and the best tennis player in the world, that is OK to be above the rest of us and ignore the laws. As I said before, I hope he plays, but he has been a big whinger before.

But since the USA is overrun with illegal immigrants and it looks like many of them can't do anything about their own internal problems, and now it also looks like it, if you are famous, rich, and the best tennis player in the world, that is OK to be above the rest of us and ignore the laws.

I think what we're saying is that the conflict between the state and federal government is a problem to be hashed out between the state and federal government and not the problem of the guy who received an invitation from the state government.

(Djokovic didn't just fly in without any piece of paper; he learned too late that the piece of paper he had in his hand was inadequate. And the question still stands: Did he have any reason to suspect that he didn't have the right paperwork, or did he act in good faith?)