Whilst i entirely agree with your cause, i'm not sure you're going about it the right way.

The location of Dallas court means that the only people who see your protest are the Immigration and the Security staff and those signing. There are no real passers by, so you are preaching either to the deaf or the converted.

Unfortunately protesting then has the side effect of increasing the security and the special 'welcoming' attitude that Group 4 staff have, which makes the already traumatic experience of signing even worse. They are much less likely to allow people to accompany those with health issues, something ive experienced first hand.

I'll say again i agree with you completely, but think in terms of raising awareness, your work in the City Centre is much better.

I can also see that it shows solidarity towards those signing, but i will come back to my point of it making their trip to Dallas Court more traumatic and humiliating.

Whilst i entirely agree with your cause, i'm not sure you're going about it the right way.

The location of Dallas court means that the only people who see your protest are the Immigration and the Security staff and those signing. There are no real passers by, so you are preaching either to the deaf or the converted.

Unfortunately protesting then has the side effect of increasing the security and the special 'welcoming' attitude that Group 4 staff have, which makes the already traumatic experience of signing even worse. They are much less likely to allow people to accompany those with health issues, something ive experienced first hand.

I'll say again i agree with you completely, but think in terms of raising awareness, your work in the City Centre is much better.

I can also see that it shows solidarity towards those signing, but i will come back to my point of it making their trip to Dallas Court more traumatic and humiliating.