EPISODE 480 – Put This In Your Eyes!
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.
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EPISODE 479 – Less Caressing, More Addressing
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.
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Episode 477 – Down the Rabbit Hole
In this week’s episode of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto delves into various topics. He begins by shedding light on the potential downsides of proudly wearing certain Council or Border Patrol-related swag, as some filters of association have eroded, allowing individuals the idea to shout their anti-opinions freely. Art also discusses his recent “Freedom Friday” Instagram post, where he highlighted the escalating numbers of illegal crossings in Arizona and how this impacts media coverage compared to the situation in Texas.
Drawing on his experience, Art contrasts the response to the high numbers in Texas with the lack of support by the Agency for Arizona during its own surge in illegal border crossings. While Texas received assistance from Agents in Tucson Sector in the past, the same reciprocation hasn’t occurred. Some agents have even been deployed to the Northern Border while Arizona faces overwhelming challenges.
Art takes a deep dive into the online realm, where he explores YouTube videos, stumbling upon one discussing the “Top 3 Firearms” one should own. After dissecting the video’s arguments, Art shifts to noting attitudes towards law enforcement and reflecting on how times have changed. Throughout the episode, Art draws comparisons between the events of January 6th, 2021, in Washington, D.C., and the riots that occurred in various U.S. cities involving leaders and supporters of the BLM movement.
On a lighter note, Art shares his passion for comic books and his recent visit to Comic Con in Tucson. He discusses his favorite comic book titles, including The Ferret, The Nam, and X-Men. Art is pleasantly surprised to discover the Funko Pop Series, which allows individuals to create their own customized Funko figures in their likeness. At Comic-Con, Art even had the chance to meet wrestling legend The Honky Tonk Man and shares an interesting story about Danny Marianino punching out Glenn Danzig, which eventually led to a book.
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EPISODE 476 – We’re Not Going to Take it!
In this week’s episode of The Green Line Radio Show, host Art Del Cueto delves into a range of thought-provoking topics. He kicks off by discussing the intriguing narrative surrounding the Mug shot of former president Trump. This image has become a tool for garnering social media engagement, prompting Art to explore how societal perceptions of government involvement in our lives have evolved over time. Drawing a compelling parallel, he contrasts this evolution with the historical PMRC Hearings concerning Music.
The show moves on to address the contentious issue of defunding the Department of Homeland Security. Art provides insight into the potential implications for the public and the dedicated individuals working on the front lines of Border Patrol. With the demand for agents skyrocketing, budget constraints are taking a toll, even impacting essential resources like vehicles. Art shares a revealing encounter with an ICE Agent, using the pseudonym “99 Cent Ken,” during a flight operation. This eye-opening interaction sheds light on communication challenges and leaves Art disheartened.
The spotlight then shifts to the rising drug activity on the streets of Tucson and Phoenix. Art lays bare the connection between this surge and the Cartel’s illicit drug distribution, ultimately affecting those who consume these substances. This pressing concern comes to the fore at an event discussing Border Security. In a more somber note, Art pays tribute to the recent passing of Wrestling Superstars Terry Funk and Bray Wyatt.
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Episode 475 – The Flood Gates are Open
In this weeks Episode of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto embarked on a captivating journey through various topics. The episode commenced with a discussion of the legendary John Wayne, known as “The Duke.” Drawing from personal connections, Art shared a story about his mother’s acquaintance with John Wayne during his time in Tucson. Amidst the discussion, the conversation took an unexpected turn, leading to a lighthearted yet perplexing exploration of the geography of Wales. This led to a revelation about the preferred destinations of asylum seekers, including Kentucky, North Carolina, Las Vegas, and Washington State. The enigma of where asylum seekers find employment remained a challenge, as Art reflected on the ongoing lack of clarity from the administration over the past two years. It’s been as though they just keep sweeping it under the rug.
Art’s frustration with disparities in resource allocation came to light, as he recounted an incident at a Border Patrol Facility involving a malfunctioning AC unit in Three Points. This was contrasted with financial aid provided to the Ukrainian government, raising questions about the allocation of resources in times of need, such as the devastating fires in Maui, specifically Lahaina and how it should be met with Swifter and increased action for this US State.
A critical focus of the episode was an article in the New York Post, featuring images of the Border Wall and its flood gates designed to manage monsoon storms. Shockingly, it was revealed that these gates had been welded open, transforming them into unauthorized entry points for those attempting illegal border crossings. Art delved into the evolving landscape of rules and repercussions surrounding border security, shedding light on how these dynamics have shifted over time. The episode concluded with Art honoring the memory of his late friend, Jarret Sibley.
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Episode 474 – American Badass – Dale Comstock
In this week’s edition of The Green Line Radio Show, host Art Del Cueto takes aim at the concerning numbers related to border activities. Expressing frustration over the reporting of individuals crossing the Southern Border, he highlights not only those processed through official ports of entry but also the substantial figures of those apprehended after illicitly entering the region. Art questions the apparent lack of transparency from the Agency when it comes to sharing these critical statistics with the media.
A puzzling question emerges: Why would asylum seekers opt to evade authorities by entering between ports of entry? Art indicates this as a calculated strategy employed by cartels to divert attention and facilitate the movement of illegal goods through alternative routes.
The show takes an exciting turn as Dr. Dale Comstock, a former member of Delta Force, graces the Green Line. Dr. Comstock reflects on his journey into the United States Army and offers intriguing insights gained from his deployments. With a distinguished career which included 5 years in the 3rd Special Forces Group, Dale transitioned to civilian life but continued to leverage his military expertise in the corporate world, bolstering security measures.
Notably, Dale’s adventures extended to the entertainment realm, where he lent his expertise as a consultant and even appeared as himself in the NBC reality show, “Stars Earn Stripes.” His book, “American Badass – The True Story of a Modern Day Spartan,” takes center stage as he discusses its origins and the ethos that led to his legendary moniker. Furthermore, Dale’s commitment to fostering personal growth is evident through his Performance Coaching initiative, aiming to guide individuals toward realizing their fullest potential.
The program delves into the origins of Dale’s label as the “American Badass,” a title that follows his remarkable journey. Alongside this narrative, Dr. Comstock pays tribute to his inspirations in life, particularly his father and the esteemed American warrior, Gary O’Neal.
The Green Line Radio Show, hosted by Art Del Cueto, serves as an unfiltered exploration of the dynamic landscape along the Southern Border and its wider impacts. To remain engaged with the show, listeners are encouraged to visit the official website at https://www.radiogreenline.com. Stay connected on social media by following The Green Line on Facebook (@NBPCGreenLine) and Twitter (@BPgreenline), where the conversation continues to unfold.
Episode 473 – No Rules on The Bumpy Road
In this week’s installment of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto brings us the latest developments from the Southern Border. One notable highlight is Art’s account of receiving a call from Representative Juan Ciscomani, who expressed a keen interest in gaining firsthand insight into the border situation. Del Cueto recounts Ciscomani’s recent tour of a border sector, where he had the opportunity to observe the tools utilized by agents in their operations along the border. However, the tour primarily focused on the tools and equipment rather than delving into the specific numbers and implementation strategies.
Venturing away from the ports of entry, Art Del Cueto chauffeured Rep. Ciscomani and his team to the site of the existing border wall. This journey offered them an immersive experience of the “Border Patrol Way” – a detour leading off the beaten path onto a rugged road. As the tour continued, it became evident that the wide-open plains stretch beyond the boundary where the wall concludes. This exposed landscape has been a subject of concern due to reports of cartels employing drones to pinpoint areas where agents are actively engaged, aiding their illicit smuggling and trafficking operations. Del Cueto addresses the question of whether these drones can be intercepted or shot down.
Art informs us of photographs which emerged last week revealing cartel members, clad in camouflage, on U.S. soil along the border, brandishing automatic weapons. Despite the swift response of the Bortac unit, the individuals in question evaded capture, leaving authorities perplexed yet the evidence was captured in these photos. This occurrence underscores the disconcerting scenario of armed operatives operating on American territory and raises questions about potential confrontations with border agents. Another intriguing story from this week centers around a smuggling attempt involving a bag containing spider monkeys. Del Cueto, who has witnessed a multitude of unusual occurrences, admits that this particular incident was a sight he’d rather not encounter.
Turning to matters of policy, Del Cueto sheds light on the asylum process and the pivotal role of asylum judges. He stresses the importance of streamlining the qualification hearings and reducing the release of individuals into cities while awaiting their hearings, a process that can extend for years. Many cities, including the likes of New York City, have found themselves grappling with the strain of accommodating these individuals. Notably, Senator Krysten Sinema has advocated for equitable federal funding, pointing out that Arizona, particularly the Tucson Sector, leads the nation in apprehensions, entries, and getaways yet New York City seems to be getting Federal Funding.
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Episode 472 – Nashville Rebel
In this week’s episode of The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto delivers a hard-hitting truth on the United States’ asylum seekers, shedding light on the discrepancies in the administration’s official numbers. He unveils a revelation: the current system that is relying on the Administrations App on Numbers fails to account for the considerable influx of individuals seeking asylum who enter the country between official ports of entry. Drawing on his extensive insight, Art shares respect to Ali Bradley, an intrepid Phoenix-based reporter from News Nation, renowned for her comprehensive coverage of the complex immigration quagmire. The episode takes a turn as Art unveils a recent Fox News exposé that pulls back the curtain on the staggering reality in Arizona—over 10,000 asylum seekers have crossed into the state, in a One Week Period. This jaw-dropping statistic underscores the gravity of the situation and raises questions about the efficacy of the existing protocols.
A story shared by Art Del Cueto takes center stage as he recounts a remarkable encounter from over 15 years ago—an impassioned visit from a Tucson Sector Border Patrol Chief to Casa Grande. In a pivotal meeting, Border Patrol agents voiced their concerns to the Chief, who, in an unequivocal display of resolve, thumped his podium, vowing to quash the issue and provide unwavering support to his agents. The crux of the problem, as Art astutely points out, lies in the legal realm. The failure of prosecutors to rigorously pursue these cases has perpetuated the very issues promised to be eradicated. Astonishingly, more than a decade later, the struggle continues—a testament to the indomitable spirit of the Border Patrol Agents, undeterred even in the face of formidable administrative challenges.
Art’s exploration of the Porac Convention adds another layer of intrigue, offering listeners an exclusive peek into the Police Officers Research Association of California gathering in Nashville. Amidst this captivating backdrop, Art delves into diverse cases that embody the essence of law enforcement. He unravels the intricate complexities surrounding the filming of investigations and arrests, shedding light on the multifaceted facets of this contentious issue.
But it’s not all hard-hitting revelations and intense discussions—Art takes us on a musical interlude as he immerses himself in the rich tapestry of Nashville’s history. Weaving through the city’s vibrant landscape, Art shares with us his firsthand experiences at iconic locales such as the illustrious Drury Hotel and the legendary Music Row. His storytelling shines as he shares captivating anecdotes about the legendary Waylon Jennings and his iconic role in the hard-to-find movie “Nashville Rebel,”
Tune in to this week’s episode of The Green Line Radio Show for an unforgettable journey through the intersecting realms of immigration, law enforcement, and the melodious heartbeats of Nashville. 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.
EPISODE 471 – The Trojan Horse
In this latest broadcast of The Green Line Radio Show, hosted by Art Del Cueto, a vivid picture emerges of the bustling activity and challenges surging along the Southern Border. The program delves into the relentless wave of asylum seekers and the intricate web of media engagements that Art himself has navigated, grappling with stories of those in search of asylum, along with the alarming surge in ‘Gotaways’. Unprecedented quantities of illicit narcotics have surged across the border, with an intense media spotlight directed at the alarming prevalence of Fentanyl. Yet, lurking beyond this dominant narrative are other perilous illegal substances that have managed to infiltrate the nation’s boundaries.
In an intriguing shift, the media momentarily veers away from the border saga to spotlight unexpected subjects: the cinematic realms of Barbie and Oppenheimer. Art Del Cueto provides his unique perspective on the Barbie Movie and then Transitions to matters of music, the controversy swirling around Jason Aldean’s song “Try this in a Small Town” takes center stage.
Surprisingly, this musical critique has evolved into a national talking point, prompting Art to dissect its broader implications. A startling revelation shakes the airwaves as a recently unveiled photograph captures the essence of those seeking asylum – over 200 young men of military age from Mauritania and Senegal. The unsettling query arises: Does the prevailing asylum process inadvertently provide an entry point for individuals harboring intentions that may not align with America’s best interests? Could this be an inadvertent ‘Trojan Horse’ scenario?
A poignant highlight emerges as Art sheds light on a Border Sector Chief who, following his testimony on the intricacies of immigration enforcement, finds himself suddenly relieved of his post. The struggle persists as both verbal and physical assaults continue to befall dedicated agents at the border. Art candidly shares an emotionally wrenching account that unveils the profound impact of the hurtful words hurled at these agents, exposing the raw truth behind the hostility they face.
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Episode 470 – The Heat Does Not Pardon
In the latest installment of The Green Line Radio Show, host Art Del Cueto delves into the scorching temperatures engulfing Southern Arizona and speculates on whether the delayed monsoon season can be attributed to the previous snowfall in the Tucson Area. With an eye toward the impact on human smuggling operations across both the northern and southern borders, Art tells us that the sweltering conditions have failed to deter these smugglers.
Art shares about Video captured on a Ring Video Camera, a notable incident involving a house party shooting unfolds, revealing valuable lessons learned. The source behind this story happens to be an esteemed instructor and close acquaintance of Art’s from the United Fighting Arts Federation (UFAF). Drawing from personal experience, Art recounts a rigorous sparring session with his instructor in the Chuck Norris System, wherein he was unexpectedly taken down to the ground during intense training.
Amidst recent events, Art sheds light on a startling arrest that transpired in Pennsylvania last week involving an escaped prisoner. Remarkably, Border Patrol played a pivotal role in the successful operation, yet their involvement received minimal, if any, mention. This recurrent phenomenon surrounding high-profile arrests prompts Art to share his insights on the underlying reasons. Additionally, Art takes a moment to commend the unwavering dedication of the men and women serving in the Border Patrol, irrespective of the recognition they receive.
Art gets a chance to get to the Movies and tells us about the film “Sound of Freedom,” highlighting its significance and wholeheartedly recommending it to viewers. It’s Subject based on a true story tells the story of Human Trafficking. For riveting discussions and up-to-the-minute updates on pressing border issues, listeners are encouraged to remain tuned in to The Green Line Radio Show.
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