It comes after a senior Tory MP said he should ‘absolutely not’ give his father a knighthood.
Plans put forward by the government could lead to asylum seekers being imprisoned without recourse for bail or judicial review.
"They can't run on their governing record. There's sewage in the rivers, inflation is through the roof, living standards are beyond the floor".
This week's BBC Question Time was tense as the panel examined the claim that Boris Johnson was knighting his father.
It came after Rishi Sunak announced plans to permanently bar asylum seekers who arrive in the UK on unauthorised small boats.
Italy’s Matteo Salvini - who currently serves in Italy’s first far-right led government since WWII - praised the plan as ‘harsh but fair’.
“If this government was to fight the next election on domestic issues they know they’d be wiped out”
“Why do we pretend that people like him exist in a sealed BBC bubble of perfect propriety, when no opinions exist?"
Unions representing civil service staff had fired off letters to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak demanding action.
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