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Why halon is illegal as an extinguisher's agent ?

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Because it's a fluorocarbon and is harmful to the ozone layer in the upper atmosphere.
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Because it has been proven to aid in depleting the ozone layer.
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It was discovered that halon used in fire-fighting equipment also had the highest ozone-depleting capacity of any chemicals in common use.
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Because it causes problems with ozone in the atmosphere.
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it damages the atmosphere, and if you breathe it, it'll kill you
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