Top Tory tells asylum seekers to 'f*** off' if they don't like barge

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Support for the death penalty
49% : The Cabinet minister added that France is a safe country and a signatory to the European Convention on Human Rights.'People should claim asylum in the first country - it's not like there should be an open shopping list of where you want to go,' Mr Chalk said.
46% : He said, by performing the anti-racism gesture which has become linked to the Black Lives Matter movement, the players were supporting a 'political movement' and risked alienating 'traditional supporters'.
39% : The £140million Rwanda deal, which involves sending migrants to the east African nation to claim asylum there rather than here, was blocked on human rights grounds by the Court of Appeal in June.
34% : Shortly after he was appointed Tory deputy chairman by Rishi Sunak this year, Mr Anderson faced a storm of criticism over his support for the return of the death penalty.

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