The seven most painful words for an immigrant to hear

Any deviation from whiteness could trigger the seven most hurtful words that can be hurled at an immigrant: “Go back to where you came from”.

Ms Lambie, who holds controversial views on Islam and migration, has been sent to Syria as part of the Go Back to Where you Came From program. Source: SBS

SBS has sent former senator Jacqui Lambie to the frontline of the Syrian war as part of a live TV event to begin on Tuesday.

Go Back To Where You Came From Live sees a group of Australians with a range of views on immigration get a first-hand experience of the global refugee crisis from different locations, including the battleground of Syria.

The show pairs Ms Lambie, 47, with 28-year-old Sydney immigration lawyer Marina, who came to Australia as a refugee of the Bosnian War.

Towards the end of last week, they travelled to the frontlines in the Deir Ez Zor region where IS is putting up a last stand.