For over twenty years ranchers on our southern border have stood alone, overrun withsmugglers, criminals, illegal immigrants, and terrorists. As our government turned a blind eye totheir plight they maintained their way of life and attempted to alert the country of the comingdanger. One If by Land gives voice to their story. Today, men and women of lawenforcement join the ranchers and together they expose the government policies that havetenaciously maintained an open, lawless, and deadly border. Their warning is older than ourcountry: "one if by land."