A 'Stop The Boats' campaigner looks set to become one of the most divisive contestants on SBS's controversial show Go Back To Where You Came From, even reducing a refugee to tears while staying at his home. Kim Vuga was sent to the family home of refugee, Ammar, in Bankstown, where she finds herself in a heated debate with fellow contestants. The mother reiterates she strongly agrees with the Federal Government’s Stop The Boat policy, despite Ammar sharing his struggles of fleeing from Iraq and then Syria with the hope of giving his family a second chance at life in Australia.A controversial show on refugees reveals their most divisive contestantKim Vuga, reduces a refugee to tears in his own home in BankstownThe 'Stop The Boats' campaigner says her views will never change'We are already living amongst [sic] the enemy,' she said on the programShe also attacked Aussie rock legend Jimmy Barnes on Friday in interviewAttack follows Barnes banning his music being used at anti-Islam ralliesA Sister duo who also appear on the show have split views on refugeesBoth were shocked that Lakemba in Sydney's West was 'in Australia'Go Back To Where You Came From airs on SBS at 8.30pm on Tuesday
She said she had feared asylum seekers would take over _ because of a lack of understanding about the issue.