The Home Office would not comment on Nichols' case specifically, but a spokesperson told Sky News:"We expect those with no legal right to be in the UK to leave voluntarily but make no apologies for enforcing their removal if necessary. The Home Secretary has set out plans to introduce a new immigration system that is firm and fair. The new system will stop the abuse of the system and expedite the removal of those who have no right to be here.
Nichols was granted approval to return to the UK in 2019."I literally can't explain the feeling," he says."It was like, I'm not going to waste this opportunity - because that's literally what it is. I'm not taking it for granted. I know that this is an opportunity that a lot of people don't get, it's rare for someone to be removed from the country and actually return.
The last track, Mummy's Diamond Prayer, is a voice message from his mother, left when Nichols travelled back to Jamaica -"this time on my own terms" - earlier in 2021. It is a prayer for good things, for success, prosperity."I just remember feeling goosebumps," he says."I will never forget that prayer."Cashh says he is now thankful for the time he had in Jamaica