Majority of British public back European Arrest Warrant Mr Cameron has made clear that the Government has already reformed the arrest warrant, ensuring that British officials are able to reject spurious demands to have UK citizens extradited. Scores of arrest warrant requests have already been rejected since the reforms were announced in July. The arrest warrant vote is likely to pass with the support of Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs, but the rebellion by Tory backbenchers will prove embarrassing for Mr Cameron. Theresa May, the Home Secretary, Chris Grayling, the Justice Secretary and Michael Gove, the Chief Whip, will now make the "positive case" for the arrest warrant ahead of the vote in a bid to convince potential rebels to vote alongside the Government.