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Good riddance to it and don't bother coming back
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If only that were so.
Your Home Sec. made a big announcement which sounded good.
She again started a process that may in theory ship him out in a couple of weeks.
He can appeal to the same court he appealed to last time they started the process and that can take a bloody long time.
Since Britain has not appealed against that ruling and it looks like going right back to them the result stands a high chance of being exactly the same as last time.
So in all probability Mays speech is just empty posturing on the floor at westminster.
Why on earth don't they just put him on trial in Britain and then throw the bastard in jail when he is convicted?
It would certainly work out a lot cheaper than this long running fiasco has already.