Vito Rizzuto who recently finished a prison term in the US for involvement in a gangland killing, was whisked back to Canada as soon as he stepped out of jail. Conrad Black, who renounced his Canadian citizenship before his financial shenigans landed him in jail, came back on a temporary permit as soon as he was released.
But Omar Khadr, arrested at 15 in a war zone, had to wait in the Gitmo prison for years before he was re-admitted to the country where he was born.
Another example of the Law of Very Important Persons, it seems to me.
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