I fully respect and to some extent agree with their argument on immigration policy: clearly we need limits and we need to enforce them, but when we've failed to ensure people don't get here illegally in the first place we do bear some responsibility not to treat them inhumanely by, for instance, seperating them from family members who are either legally in Britain or have no realistic means of returning home. But they are completely wrong to target Byron over it - it's not them who make the rules and the protestors are deluded if they think Byron wanted to go through the hassle of finding new staff, training them, integrating them into the rest of the team etc. If you have an argument with government policy, take it up with the government. And frankly, I'd go as far as to say I sincerely hope the utter morons who caused a public health hazard and major nuisance to not only the business but local residents by releasing thousands of cockroaches and other insects into a very densley populated urban area face the full extent of the justice system themselves.