This Week on The Green Line Radio Show:

Art Del Cueto continues to spotlight the critical issues along the U.S. border and how policies impact Border Patrol agents. This week, Art shares insights from his recent visit to the University of Arizona, where he met with former Congressman Ron Barber. Even with a difference in political beliefs the two had a good conversation with respect. Art reflected on the growing polarization in society and the challenges of maintaining respectful relationships across political divides.

With immigration remaining a hot topic in the media, Art explained his motivation for speaking out on behalf of agents who cannot. He emphasized his unscripted approach, driven by spiritual beliefs and a commitment to helping others.

Art also delved into the operational struggles facing Border Patrol, including staffing shortages and the looming retirement of seasoned agents. He raised concerns about the increasing dangers posed by desperate cartels in response to stepped-up enforcement efforts.

Misrepresentation of Border Patrol agents in the media and by politicians remains a significant frustration for Art. He also expressed disappointment in the lack of support from some Arizona leaders, such as Regina Romero and Katie Hobbs, criticizing their passive approach to tackling drug smuggling and crime. Instead, Art advocates for education and informed discussions to foster understanding and support for law enforcement in communities.

For a deeper dive into these important topics and an unfiltered look at the realities of the Southern Border, tune in to The Green Line Radio Show.

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