McALLEN, Texas — Rancher Mike Landry recently came upon a group of unarmed men dressed in camouflage burglarizing his guest house and stealing a truck from his 11,000 acres in Terrell County, rugged country bordering the Rio Grande in West Texas. A couple of shots over their heads from his hunting rifle kept nine of them, all Mexican citizens, in place until Border Patrol agents arrived. “It has really gotten to be pretty spooky,” said Landry, who has run cattle in the area for 29 years. Stories like Landry’s seem to bolster Gov. Rick Perry’s recent decision to send elite ….Read More