In this week's episode of The Green Line Radio Show, Art discusses the chilling temperatures in Southern Arizona and his personal aversion to them. Brandon, Chris, and Art have been consistently featured on the calendar for interviews, engaging in discussions that unveil the truth about the situation along the Southern Border. Art commends Brandon's remarkable work ethic and his genuine care for the agents represented by the National Border Patrol Council.

Art highlights a recent change in the pay structure for agents' overtime work, a development that the NBPC has been diligently working on. The National Defense Authorization Act for 2024, HR2670, is set to enhance this compensation. Despite Brandon's retirement as an agent, his continued connection to the needs of agents is evident through his involvement with the NBPC. Responding to a listener's inquiry, Art provides insights into how NBPC National and Local representatives navigate challenges when dealing with superiors whose feathers are ruffled.

Sharing a concerning report from the Department of Homeland Security, Art reveals that 30 individuals, attempting entry and found on a Terrorist Watch List, have been taken into custody. This raises alarms, particularly due to the large groups these individuals were traveling with.

Additionally, Art informs the audience about the upcoming annual event by Riders of the Third Degree Tucson on January 6th. The Square and Compass Children's Clinic will benefit from a collection drive for stuffed animals and diapers at Whiskey Roads in Tucson. The event kicks off at 11 am and runs through 4:30 pm.

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