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Journal Article
Rustlers
2018
Overview
McDannald talks about Cruz, a ranch foreman. Cruz had trekked out of Chihuahua as a younger man, dozing in the brush during daylight, surviving an encounter with a cougar, and starting his journey north again and again after his capture and deportation by Border Patrol--until in West Texas his great-uncle Cleaves hired him to make four thousand adobe bricks for a new ranch house that was never built. And on his watch over the years, thirty-five tractors and pickups ceased to move. And the goats became inbred. And the barbed-wire fences slumped like strings on a mangled guitar. Cruz bore witness to the long war over the ranch fought by Cleaves's four grown children, until half the land was sold, two of the children were dead.
