Well its easy to criticise when you are not doing the job. No doubt there is massive pressure to try and keep the costs of housing and feeding asylum seekers as low as possible. They aren't at the point of having their cases determined and haven't in the past contributed to the economy but they are extracting money from it and the books have to be balanced. I'm not arguing that money should not be spent on it, but I'm old enough to know that resources have to come from somewhere.
Also lets not forget that many Brexiteers were easily convinced to vote for what has since been called a collective act of self harm. Many of those voters were convinced by a poster from UKIP showing a queue of brown people waiting to enter the UK. That's how entrenched their antipathy towards migrants is. Those people are, like it or not, are voters with just as much say as anyone else. They would not be sympathetic to vast tranches of cash being spent on asylum seekers and their opinions do count. Their votes count and their votes have to be won.
I doubt Suella is currently sat at home rubbing her hands together, whilst cackling that she has snatched a bag of apples away from a migrant family today. Disagree with the policies by all means, but the hyperbole and use of words like evil just seem so childish. There will have been reasoning behind the decision made.
If I was a politician, I would like to see a very different cultural, economic and political landscape to what we currently have. However I am not a politician and could never be one, I am too thin skinned, too flawed and I would find some of decisions I would no doubt have to make deeply unpalatable. I could not dance to a specific tune to win specific votes. I'm not a people person, I could not glad hand and kiss babies. I could not and would not want to do Suella's job. So I may disagree with her, but I will acknowledge that I've never walked a mile in her shoes and she's probably a damn sight tougher than I am and has to make much tougher decisions than I do.
Internet forums are so binary, but politics is deeply nuanced. If you think you could dance between the raindrops and get to the front benches and hold down a cabinet job without an occasional dance with the devil (no matter what colour your flag is) you are naive indeed.