Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sent a letter to President Joe Biden this week urging the president to allow Novak Djokovic, the world’s top-ranked tennis player, entry into the United States so that he could compete in a tournament being held in Florida.

Djokovic played through a hamstring injury at the start of the year on his way to winning the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam event of the year.

The New York Times reported that his problems began after the injury healed as his team realized that the next two important events were in the U.S., which does not allow unvaccinated foreigners into the country. Djokovic is not vaccinated against COVID. The report noted that some pro-vaccination medical experts have concluded that the restriction is no longer necessary.

Djokovic was forced to withdraw from competing in the two tournaments, one of which is being held in Miami.

“The only thing keeping Novak Djokovic from participating in the Miami Open tennis tournament is President Biden’s misguided and unscientific COVID-19 vaccination requirement for foreigner travelers,” DeSantis wrote on Twitter. “Mr. President – lift your restrictions and let him compete.”

The only thing keeping Novak Djokovic from participating in the Miami Open tennis tournament is President Biden’s misguided and unscientific COVID-19 vaccination requirement for foreigner travelers.
 
Mr. President – lift your restrictions and let him compete. pic.twitter.com/fFyhNoUV4S

— Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) March 7, 2023

DeSantis’ letter called the Biden administration’s refusal to allow him into the country “unfair, unscientific and unacceptable.”

“While Mr. Djokovic is surely a supreme competitive threat to his fellow tennis professionals, his presence in our country poses no meaningful health or public safety risk,” DeSantis said. “I note that since the onset of COVID-19, Mr. Djokovic has visited the United States at least twice — including once during your presidency — without any apparent health incident.”

DeSantis then suggested that a loophole could be used to skirt the Biden administration’s restrictions for keeping unvaccinated foreign nationals out of the U.S.

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“It is also not clear to me why, even by the terms of your own proclamation, Mr. Djokovic could not legally enter this country via boat,” DeSantis wrote. “Please confirm no later than Friday, March 10, 2023, that this method of travel into Florida would be permissible.”

DeSantis explained in the letter that Biden’s previous proclamations only issued restrictions on foreign nationals entering the U.S. through air travel and at “land ports of entry and ferry terminals at the U.S.-Mexico and U.S.-Canada borders.”

“Your administration does not appear to have issued analogous restrictions for non-U.S. individuals seeking to enter our country by boat,” DeSantis noted.

DeSantis then pointed out how the administration flaunted its own rules to allow “thousands of unvaccinated migrants to enter our country through the southern border.”

“Mr. Djokovic is an extraordinary tennis player who should have every right to compete in this year’s Miami Open, which will commence on March 20,” DeSantis concluded. “I respectfully ask you to grant his requested exemption so that he may delight and inspire tennis fans in Florida and around the Nation.”

Congresswoman Cori Bush (D-MO) has shelled out six figures since 2020 for one security guard/anti-Semitic spiritual guru who reportedly believes he is “109 trillion” years old and can “summon tornadoes.”

According to a report — published on Tuesday by reporter Andrew Kerr at The Washington Free Beacon — Nathaniel Davis III is Bush’s close friend in addition to being the highest-paid security guard on her payroll. From 2020 to as late as December of 2022, SEC filings show that Bush paid Davis $137,000.

As detailed in Kerr’s report, Davis is also known as Aha Sen Piankhy — a spiritual guru in St. Louis, Missouri, “who teaches classes on how to read minds, summon mythical beings, and maintain urban gardens—to avoid having to buy food from the Jews.”

Davis also reportedly believes himself to be “intergalactic master of psychic self-defense” who is “109 trillion” years old and claims to have the ability to “summon tornadoes at will, cause earthquakes with his hate, and conduct blood rituals to bring ruin upon his enemies.”

“I’m a teacher,” Davis says in a video shared by WFB, before declaring that he was “not Martin [Luther King Jr.],” adding, “I’m not peaceful at all. You mess with me, I’m messing with you. I’m doing you ten times worse than what you did me.”

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He went on to suggest using animal sacrifice to bring destruction down on his enemies and claimed to have studied Sufism and in doing so, had learned how to “make tornadoes.” He also claimed to be able to use the book of Proverbs to control the direction of lightning “and burn some s*** down.”

Davis then pivoted to quote Spider-Man — “with great power comes great responsibility” — before claiming, “I’m a very humble individual because I know what I can actually do. I’ve done it.”

Congresswoman Bush herself has been a part of a sect that specializes in faith-healing — and members there claim to have cured everything from cancer to Bush’s own case of COVID-19.

“Cori, she had COVID, and she called me from the hospital,” Ndifon, the presiding apostle of Kingdom Embassy International churches told The Washington Free Beacon in 2021. “And 30 minutes later, she was breathing. Healed. It was that simple.”