Stolen Tejano land with help with the Texas Rangers. “Treaties like Guadalupe Hidalgo don't mean anything,” said Reynaldo Anzaldua, whose ancestors held at least four South Texas land grants, one of which encompassed more than 600,000 acres in Cameron, Willacy and Brooks counties - a lot of it, he said, on the King Ranch.
Stolen property, cannot be the legal owner. Yet they are so proud of what their relatives did to take this land. " Private" is that the name thieves give stolen property?
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Stolen Tejano land with help with the Texas Rangers.
“Treaties like Guadalupe Hidalgo don't mean anything,” said Reynaldo Anzaldua, whose ancestors held at least four South Texas land grants, one of which encompassed more than 600,000 acres in Cameron, Willacy and Brooks counties - a lot of it, he said, on the King Ranch.
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@@ricklopez8431 you will answer to God about your words of supporting oppression
Stolen property, cannot be the legal owner. Yet they are so proud of what their relatives did to take this land. " Private" is that the name thieves give stolen property?