Life Lines: Stories From the Border -- Wendy & Warner Glenn

Wendy and Warner Glenn are fourth-generation ranchers whose families have lived on the US/Mexico border for over a hundred years. As environmentalists and stewards of their family land, as well as humanitarians, Wendy and Warner find themselves between a rock and a hard place when migrants cross their land to enter the United States, leaving behind debris and waste that impacts their ability to ranch effectively.
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In Memoriam -- Wendy Glenn, captured in this LifeLines short documentary, died on May 2, 2014 at the age of 73. Her family has organized a successful annual cancer charity fundraiser event in her honor.

[@galehunley4408]

Warner Glenn is a Living Legend who, along with Wendy, deserves the support of this great Country. Both, and other ranchers like them, are the backbone of this Constitutional Republic. May God bless them in their journey.

[@Chris-re3xr]

Wish there was more of this content on KZbin

[@charleywalker2982]

Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.

[@rexbeach9914]

We should be listening very closely to these rancher's and families on the border because the issues they're facing seep up into other area's of the United States. And it's not just drugs bringing illegal immigrants across the border it's our pathetic distribution of free things to those who don't want to work or be responsible people that donate to society. Our government has really screwed things up with immigration and these rancher's are paying the price

[@reneg1366]

If this country did not have SO MANY people hooked on drugs, demanding them, then these people would not have these problems on their ranches, properties 🙄

[@teejay2726]

This is sad because they are not safe anymore.

[@sportmuaythaiv1045]

Love Wendy. She'a a very remarkable woman. In fact, I firmly believe that ranchers' wives are true Americans in every sense, backing up their husbands.

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[@wellsfernando7525]

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[@David-up7rv]

SALE YOUR LAND AN MOVE ELSE WHERE. 🙏

[@allicesmith8070]

Ioved the article in western horseman we ride mules for 30 years would iove to ride with you

[@Charrito850]

BOTTOM LINE..TOO MUCH DEMAND FOR DRUGS..

[@quaaludecowboy692]

Ehhh, that and the fact that the majority of Mexico's economy comes from migrants sending money home thus giving the Mexican government no incentive to get their act together and make it a place worth staying in.