"They turned Turkey into a depot for migrants" announces Kemal Kilicdaroglu, speaking to supporters at a campaign rally in the earthquake-hit city of Antakya, where posters in support of the CHP leader promise that "Terrorism will end" and Syrians will leave". Kilicdaroglu -- Recep Tayyip Erdogan's main electoral rival -- is vowing to send all refugees back to their home countries "within two years" if he becomes Turkey's president in the upcoming run-off vote. At the rally, his promise is popular among supporters. "We believe that refugees must definitely go" says Mehmet Aynaci. Another of those attending is Atilla Celtik, who says "our president allowed more Syrians into Turkey. It's too much. This is not very good for Turkey." IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES