London mayor takes a victory lap over Trump's canceled UK trip: 'He got the message -- not welcome here'

London mayor Sadiq Khan issued a blistering statement in the wake of President Donald Trump's announcement that he had canceled his planned trip to London this year.

After Trump wrote on Twitter that he was not going to London due to his personal dislike of the location of the new American embassy, Khan put out a statement telling Trump that his city didn't want him to come anyway.

"Many Londoners have made it clear that Donald Trump is not welcome here while he is pursuing such a divisive agenda," wrote Khan. "It seems he’s finally got that message."

The London mayor then took a swipe at U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May, and he said she made a "mistake" by inviting Trump to the country in the first place.

Even though Trump used the embassy as his excuse for canceling the U.K. trip, reporting from last year indicates that the president fears being greeted with mass protests if he ever set foot inside the country.