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Episode 566 - Border Battles: Truth, Tension and Tales
This Week on The Greenline Radio Show:
Host Art Del Cueto opens the show with a look at the dangers of Arizona wildlife, including rattlesnakes and Gila monsters, stressing caution for both Border Patrol agents and the public. Art and Andy share personal encounters with desert threats and remind listeners to stay hydrated in the summer heat.
The discussion shifts to growing concerns over social unrest, with Art reflecting on recent riots in Los Angeles and warning of their potential spread. He underscores the challenges law enforcement faces—including lack of backup and interference during immigration operations—and pushes back against false narratives surrounding border enforcement.
Art also shares a disturbing case from his career, where legal constraints forced the release of a man with a pending child molestation charge. He voices frustration over loopholes in the asylum system and criticizes those who show disdain for the country while benefiting from its protections.
The show concludes with a serious incident involving an attack on Border Patrol agents, prompting an FBI-issued $50,000 reward. Art warns that such distractions thin border security and benefit criminal cartels. He calls for accountability, support for law enforcement, and applauds agents for their professionalism under pressure.
For an in-depth understanding of the reality along the Southern Border and beyond,
tune in to The Green Line Radio Show.
Stay connected by visiting the show’s website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and following on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on X at @BPgreenline.
Host Art Del Cueto opens the show with a look at the dangers of Arizona wildlife, including rattlesnakes and Gila monsters, stressing caution for both Border Patrol agents and the public. Art and Andy share personal encounters with desert threats and remind listeners to stay hydrated in the summer heat.
The discussion shifts to growing concerns over social unrest, with Art reflecting on recent riots in Los Angeles and warning of their potential spread. He underscores the challenges law enforcement faces—including lack of backup and interference during immigration operations—and pushes back against false narratives surrounding border enforcement.
Art also shares a disturbing case from his career, where legal constraints forced the release of a man with a pending child molestation charge. He voices frustration over loopholes in the asylum system and criticizes those who show disdain for the country while benefiting from its protections.
The show concludes with a serious incident involving an attack on Border Patrol agents, prompting an FBI-issued $50,000 reward. Art warns that such distractions thin border security and benefit criminal cartels. He calls for accountability, support for law enforcement, and applauds agents for their professionalism under pressure.
For an in-depth understanding of the reality along the Southern Border and beyond,
tune in to The Green Line Radio Show.
Stay connected by visiting the show’s website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and following on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on X at @BPgreenline.
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By National Border Patrol CouncilThis Week on The Greenline Radio Show:
Host Art Del Cueto opens the show with a look at the dangers of Arizona wildlife, including rattlesnakes and Gila monsters, stressing caution for both Border Patrol agents and the public. Art and Andy share personal encounters with desert threats and remind listeners to stay hydrated in the summer heat.
The discussion shifts to growing concerns over social unrest, with Art reflecting on recent riots in Los Angeles and warning of their potential spread. He underscores the challenges law enforcement faces—including lack of backup and interference during immigration operations—and pushes back against false narratives surrounding border enforcement.
Art also shares a disturbing case from his career, where legal constraints forced the release of a man with a pending child molestation charge. He voices frustration over loopholes in the asylum system and criticizes those who show disdain for the country while benefiting from its protections.
The show concludes with a serious incident involving an attack on Border Patrol agents, prompting an FBI-issued $50,000 reward. Art warns that such distractions thin border security and benefit criminal cartels. He calls for accountability, support for law enforcement, and applauds agents for their professionalism under pressure.
For an in-depth understanding of the reality along the Southern Border and beyond,
tune in to The Green Line Radio Show.
Stay connected by visiting the show’s website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and following on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on X at @BPgreenline.
Host Art Del Cueto opens the show with a look at the dangers of Arizona wildlife, including rattlesnakes and Gila monsters, stressing caution for both Border Patrol agents and the public. Art and Andy share personal encounters with desert threats and remind listeners to stay hydrated in the summer heat.
The discussion shifts to growing concerns over social unrest, with Art reflecting on recent riots in Los Angeles and warning of their potential spread. He underscores the challenges law enforcement faces—including lack of backup and interference during immigration operations—and pushes back against false narratives surrounding border enforcement.
Art also shares a disturbing case from his career, where legal constraints forced the release of a man with a pending child molestation charge. He voices frustration over loopholes in the asylum system and criticizes those who show disdain for the country while benefiting from its protections.
The show concludes with a serious incident involving an attack on Border Patrol agents, prompting an FBI-issued $50,000 reward. Art warns that such distractions thin border security and benefit criminal cartels. He calls for accountability, support for law enforcement, and applauds agents for their professionalism under pressure.
For an in-depth understanding of the reality along the Southern Border and beyond,
tune in to The Green Line Radio Show.
Stay connected by visiting the show’s website at https://www.radiogreenline.com and following on Facebook at The Green Line @NBPCGreenLine and on X at @BPgreenline.