Episode 563 - "Visa Vortex and the Flying Elbow of Justice!"

This Week on The Green Line Radio Show with Art Del Cueto:

Art kicks off the show in style, arriving at the studio wearing a Luchador-themed hat. He shares his personal connection to Lucha Libre through his uncle, a former wrestler, and dives into the cult following of Luchador films—proudly talking about his own collection and admiration for the sport and its history.

Shifting focus to the border and immigration issues, Art discusses the challenges and confusion surrounding visa policies. He stresses the importance of understanding the specific types of visas and their purposes, using personal anecdotes—including one about a drummer with a Mexican background—to illustrate how easily misunderstandings can lead to legal trouble.

Art also weighs in on a recent push by the current administration to pressure film companies into keeping production within the United States, warning of potential tariffs for those who choose to film abroad. What Could this mean for production of films?

On the political front, Art criticizes media portrayals of President Trump and argues that the radical left’s intense opposition sometimes puts public safety at risk. He calls out members of Congress who, he claims, have crossed the line during protests—urging accountability and a respect for law enforcement and due process.

The show wraps with a lighter note as Art shares his recent experience at a Willie Nelson concert, reflecting on the wide range of fans and timeless music. He closes with a message on the importance of protecting agents' retirement and staying informed and vigilant.

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