On this Week's The Green Line Radio Show, Art Del Cueto reflected on how quickly the year has passed, particularly in the context of the U.S. election cycle. Art shared his personal reasons for supporting President Trump in the recent election, emphasizing that his involvement was driven by concern for Border Patrol agents and the nation's future. Art indicated in the prior Trump Administration, the NBPC had a seat at the table to discuss Border Issues which did not happen with the Biden Administration. He also  highlighted Tom Holman's appointment to a board position and the potential for a 10% pay increase for agents. 

He voiced frustration over the system's mishandling of a convicted criminal who, after seeking asylum, committed murder in Georgia. Art criticized the practice of housing such individuals in hotels before transferring them within the U.S. and called for stronger law enforcement and accountability. With still less then two months of the current administration, Art expressed concerns about the current administration's immigration policies, citing the large caravan of immigrants nearing the U.S. border and the lack of enforcement contributing to rising crime. He accused the administration of intentionally creating chaos to leave behind a "dumpster fire" for its successor.

When asked about interview requests post-election, Art noted an increase. He also discussed the asylum process, suggesting it might become more efficient, with asylum seekers needing to substantiate their claims. He anticipated fewer false claims under stricter conditions and expressed hope for improvements in the system.

Art concluded the show by wishing agents and listeners a happy Thanksgiving.