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.