In this week's installment of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto reflects on his family's unique approach to Thanksgiving this year, delving into the unconventional twist they introduced, such as his creation of Yams accompanied by a special addition to the recipe. Art heads to Douglas, Arizona for an event with the Shriners at the Gadsden Hotel and the Parade of Lights Holiday Parade. He delves into the historical context of Douglas, shedding light on immigration challenges that seem to impact both Douglas and Agua Prieto, setting them apart from other border towns. The episode touches on the staggering increase in the number of individuals crossing the Southern Arizona Border into the United States, surpassing both state and national records, with over 1000 crossings reported daily. Art shares observations from Ali Bradley of News Nation, who reported from the Lukeville Port of Entry. The political dimensions of the immigration issue take center stage, emphasizing the need to address the matter, acknowledging that opinions on the politics may differ however it must change. Meanwhile, Dana Loesch's broadcast coverage underscores the lack of support from the Administration in finding effective solutions. Both Ali and Dana's coverage is fact filled and important and while reporting and discussions are crucial, some individuals appear to offer solutions without considering the challenges faced by the agents on the ground and the impact on border communities. The show also takes a moment to offer respects and condolences to the family and friends of Vincent Cefalu, a recently departed former ATF Agent and Author who had visited the show in 2019 for Episode #257 titled "Rat Snakes." To stay informed about the reality unfolding along the Southern Border and beyond, tune in to The Green Line Radio Show. For continuous engagement, listeners are encouraged to visit the website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and follow the show on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.

This week, Art delves into the pressing issues at San Miguel Gate on the Tohono O'odham Nation Reservation, shedding light on the influx of individuals crossing and seeking asylum in this particular region. "Real Americas Voice" correspondent Ben Bergquam embarks on a visit, capturing compelling footage of the substantial numbers streaming through.On the U.S. side, a peculiar phenomenon unfolds as many asylum seekers, prior to encounters with agents, establish bonfires. Art questions the reservation's tolerance of this practice. During Ben's on-site investigation, he queries the crossers about their destination, unraveling the complexities behind their choices. Art elaborates on the reasons behind the surge in crossings in this area, emphasizing the additional challenges faced by agents. The strategic distraction created by these activities serves as an opportune moment for cartels to exploit other vulnerable border areas.In the ongoing battle against illicit substances, the episode highlights the relentless infiltration of Fentanyl across the border. Shocking statistics on drug availability and costs are shared, prompting reflections on the evolving nature of the agents' roles. Art acknowledges the frustration among agents and urges managers to empathize rather than bully, drawing from personal observations. The narrative shifts to the changing landscape of asylum-seeking processes under the current administration. Amidst the serious tone, lighter moments emerge, such as Former President Trump's amusing mispronunciations of Art Del Cueto's name, which have become a source of banter among friends and associates over the year. A poignant moment is shared as Art reflects on the recent loss of a friend, imparting a valuable life lesson. As the episode unfolds, listeners are invited to tune in to The Green Line Radio Show, an indispensable source for unfiltered truths about the Southern Border and beyond. To stay connected and engaged, visit the show's website at https://www.radiogreenline.com/, and follow on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.

In this week's installment, Art kicks off the show by delving into the shifting weather patterns in Southern Arizona. Despite a chilly motorcycle ride to the studio, Art highlights the recent change in Arizona law allowing lane splitting, revealing a surprising detail about himself—he possesses exceptionally long thumbs, once humorously suggested to be used as a "Stop Stick" by a training officer. Art shares the challenges of finding riding gloves that accommodate his unique thumbs. As the holiday season approaches, Art sheds light on the generosity of motorcycle clubs and businesses conducting Toy Runs for children. He provides insights into Los Vatos and their efforts in organizing a Toy Run and how what they do is a little different. The conversation takes a turn as Art expresses his astonishment at the Tucson Elections' outcome, where less than 35% of eligible voters participated. Despite ongoing issues such as crime and road conditions in the city, the anticipated vote for change did not materialize. Art recounts a couple of Border Tours he recently did. The first with Kyle Reyes, owner of Law Enforcement Today, and a couple of days later with Ben Bergquam, the Director of Front Line America. On the trip with Ben, He describes driving through an open area, catching the scent of burnt mesquite, and stumbling upon Border Patrol agents handling a large group of approximately 1000 individuals crossing. This was the following day after 2000 had already requested Asylum. Art shares agents' disillusionment with the lack of border control by the administration, revealing that some are contemplating leaving the agency after two decades of service. The discussion extends to career progression within the agency, exploring both the benefits and challenges that come with it. For those eager to stay informed about the truth unfolding along the Southern Border and beyond, tune in to The Green Line Radio Show. Connect with the show by visiting the website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and following on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.

In this week's episode of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto shares his experience participating in a Trunk or Treat Event with the Shriners, where over 1000 children took part in the festivities. He also mentions Googy the Shriner Clown, who entertained the kids by making balloon animals for this fun event. This leads Art to take a stroll down memory lane, reminiscing about the classic scary movies of the 70s and 80s. He shares a couple of his favorites however, what truly scare him is the "Squad," It isn't a movie it is the real life group of legislators protesting against Israel in the ongoing conflict with Hamas. Art informs us about the recent border situation, where one group of 420 individuals attempted to cross the southern border at Three Points, followed by another group of over 1000 later in the day. He discusses Bill Melugin from Fox News and his curiosity about the asylum seekers' processing and release procedures, as well as the handwritten notes provided to agents by those attempting to enter. Local elections trouble Art, as he highlights the move in Tucson to conduct voting via mail-in ballots, expressing his concerns about potential voter suppression and its impact on the city's future. He reflects on a trip to San Francisco and hopes that similar challenges won't befall Tucson. Art also touches on the 1993 Flores Ruling and the Jane Doe Law, discussing how they affect asylum seekers and the potential for manipulation of the system. For the latest on what's happening along the Southern Border and beyond, be sure to tune in to The Green Line Radio Show. To stay connected and engaged with the show, visit their website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and follow them on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.

In this week's installment of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto kicks off the episode by delving into the turmoil in Washington surrounding the selection of a Speaker of the House. Art raises concerns about the disengagement of those who abstain from the voting process. Amidst the dominating news headlines about the Speaker election and the ongoing conflict in Gaza and Israel, the pressing border issues have been pushed to the periphery of both media coverage and the administration's agenda, warranting their attention. Art draws attention to the continued reports of individuals entering the United States through Mexico some of who are listed on the Terrorist Watch List, escalating concerns about potential security threats. He sheds light on the procedures involved in the release of individuals, emphasizing the growing apprehension over "gotaways" who remain an even greater concern. Art pays a visit to Guns Gold and Pawn in Marana, engaging in a meaningful discussion about the dangers of echo chambers and their adverse impact on gaining a true understanding of global events. He highlights how echo chambers can lead to voter apathy, as groupthink may deter individuals from considering alternative perspectives and hinder the pursuit of positive change, which is detrimental to both sides of the political spectrum. Furthermore, Art shares insights into the Teachers Union and their influence on their membership, This gives Art the opportunity to discuss the role of the National Border Patrol Council (NBPC) and its affiliation with the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) Art emphasizes the significance of parents engaging in open conversations with their children, which can guide them toward a righteous path in life and prevent their involvement in the criminal justice system. He advocates for a holistic approach to elections, extending from school boards and city councils to county supervisors and state and federal levels, reflecting on the upcoming City of Tucson election. To stay connected and informed about the truth regarding the situation along the Southern Border and beyond, don't miss The Green Line Radio Show. Listeners are encouraged to visit the show's website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and follow them on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.

In this week's installment of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto welcomes John Joseph, a multifaceted artist who is a musician, YouTuber, and author. John, renowned as the lead singer of the band Blood Clots and formerly a member of the iconic Cro-Mags, engages in a discussion with Art about the significance of maintaining a healthy diet and nurturing one's mental well-being. During their conversation, John reflects on his views concerning medical rights and recounts instances of social media backlash he's faced for expressing his beliefs. Art and John delve into the current political landscape, examining how decisions made by the current administration have led to border overruns. John also shares an intriguing anecdote about a music show organized by the band "Blood Clot" during the lockdowns in New York, shedding light on how this event came to fruition. Furthermore, John describes his experiences and motivations behind his move from New York to Florida, alluding to the challenges faced by the city in accommodating asylum seekers. A prominent advocate of healthy eating, John dispels misconceptions about a vegan lifestyle and underscores the benefits of being mindful about our dietary choices. Art mentions coming across John's informative cooking and healthy eating videos on YouTube. In addition, John discusses his books, which are valuable resources for adopting a healthier lifestyle, and delves into his memoir, recounting his journey from childhood to a career in music. For more insightful discussions and updates on the unfolding situation along the Southern Border and beyond, don't miss The Green Line Radio Show. To stay connected and engaged with the show, visit their website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and follow them on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.

In this Week’s Episode of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto opens up the show with a story about a Shriners Meeting and comments about the show. Art refers to the problems along the southern border as a stinking mess and shares a story about a discussion with a friend who is also a reporter. This is the focus of the Stinking Mess when it comes to Gotaways, especially when it comes to the Southern Border near Tucson. Where do these Border Crossers originate from? With the events recently in Israel, there is concern as to the United States falling victim to an attack within the US Borders. Art tells us about comments from the "Squad" and how they have protest against Israel after the attacks. Some comments from those here in the United States has Art truly miffed. With the unrest in other parts of the world, even more the administration needs to focus on securing the border. Border Patrol Agents have been thinned out working on processing while Law Enforcement has been just as taxed and when calling on Border Patrol for assistance, they are left waiting. Border Cities have seen increases in response times from Law Enforcement. Money originally appropriated from Wall Construction along the border is being used to finish the project in Texas, this has caused issues within the current administration. Tune in to The Green Line Radio Show, where the truth of what is happening along the Southern Border and beyond, To stay connected and engaged with The Green Line Radio Show, listeners are encouraged to visit the website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and follow on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.

In this week's episode of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto expresses his ongoing wonderment at the pervasive rhetoric from individuals who are unaware of the duties carried out by the dedicated men and women of the Border Patrol. He questions why the agency has not taken steps to inform the uninformed and defend its agents. Many citizen reporters observe agents processing individuals who have crossed the border illegally onto U.S. soil and subsequently request asylum. These reporters often believe that these individuals should be turned back. However, Art clarifies that under the current administration, once individuals are on U.S. soil and request asylum, they must go through the processing procedure. The episode also delves into growing concerns about the illegal drug trade, with cartels taking advantage of redirected trafficking routes. Art shares a compelling anecdote involving an encounter with a person he refers to as part of the "Bumper Sticker Brigade." He underscores the importance of understanding that for those who break the law, there are consequences to their actions. Additionally, Art discusses the publication of new guidelines pertaining to the uniform and dress code policy for Border Patrol Agents. Listeners are encouraged to tune in to The Green Line Radio Show for an accurate portrayal of events along the Southern Border and beyond. To stay connected and engaged with The Green Line Radio Show, you can visit their website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and follow them on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.

In this week's episode of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto delves into the various TV segments that he does which focus on Border Issues. He highlights some of the lighter moments within these segments, but also addresses more serious matters. Art sheds light on the coordinated efforts of cartels to smuggle people and contraband across the border, particularly discussing how the Tucson Sector has been impacted. Of significant concern are the "Gottaways," individuals who have evaded capture and remain unknown, a pressing issue that requires attention, yet seems overlooked by the current administration. This oversight only adds to the stress experienced by Border Patrol Agents. This show was recorded proir to the possible shutdown of the federal government, Art explains though what happens if this is not resolved even after the 45 day extension. Another topic covered by Art is an agreement with the Mexican Government, which may result in the return of individuals to Mexico who do not qualify for asylum. However, Art highlights a potential loophole that could lead to release within the United States through an appeal process. The conversation then turns to the use of Vicks, emphasizing that it should only be applied in specific areas and should not come into contact with the eyes! Art also addresses the challenges faced by Border Patrol Agents who are sometimes unfairly criticized by individuals who lack an understanding of the complexities of their work and the intricacies of the barriers between the United States and Mexico. Listeners are encouraged to tune in to The Green Line Radio Show for an accurate portrayal of what is happening along the Southern Border and beyond. To stay connected and engaged with The Green Line Radio Show, you can visit their website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and follow them on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.

In this week's episode of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto provides insights into the latest developments and their implications for street releases. With numerous border cities grappling with the overpopulation of asylum seekers, detention facilities have reached their capacity, leading to the release of individuals onto city streets. Some frustrated individuals have vented their anger on Border Patrol agents, even though these agents are simply carrying out their assignments. Art emphasizes the importance of people reaching out to their legislators to address this issue. Art also sheds light on how cartels are lurking in the background, exerting control over crossing areas, which enables them to smuggle drugs and contraband through alternative routes. He highlights a recent incident where a group of over 2,000 individuals crossed into Del Rio, Texas. Additionally, Art shares his experience attending a law enforcement conference, where he learned about the increasing use of scooters in many cities and towns. He urges the administration to focus on addressing these issues rather than merely caressing them. To stay informed about the truth of what's happening along the southern border and beyond, don't miss The Green Line Radio Show. For those interested in staying connected with the show, you can visit the website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and follow them on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on Twitter at @BPgreenline.