“.......unless he is a border jumper sympathizer.”
Ricardo D. Palacios. What is one to think?
There are a LOT of Hispanics (Tejanos) in Texas, who have deeper and older roots than the US itself. And many of the most important Texas families, such as the Seguins, have been around forever. I have many Tejanos as friends. A lot of them want NOTHING to do with Mexico, so I wouldn’t assume anything at all from a Texan having a Spanish name.
He is two miles outside the surveillance zone, for one thing.
The camera placed on his land without his approval should revert to his ownership.
I find nothing in the matter that disfavors this guy except for his being a lawyer, who typically have an eye for litigating money into their pockets.
Ricardo D. Palacios, a lawyer may equal two strikes not including his behavior and sons.
Some of you on here are so clueless that it’s embarrassing. My last name is Castillo, my family has been in New Mexico since 1598. Many of these Texas ranchers with last names you don’t like are the same. Govt over reach is govt over reach. Doesn’t matter what your last name is.
There are a great many Americans whose family and property rights go well back to before Texas was a state, not saying that's the case here, and the origin of their surname makes them no less Americans or deserving of their rights.