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They really, really struggle," she says."Right here, in Sioux Falls, there are people with no documentation.

They can't get a driver's license.

They're not eligible for employment.

They have no legal Social Security number.

As a consequence, they drive without licenses and insurance.

They work without authorization."Nationally, illegal immigrants have $7 billion annually withheld in Social Security taxes, according to Horstman.

"They'll never see any of it," she says.The constant, grinding fear of being discovered and the frustration of having so many avenues closed off to them is depressing for people here illegally, Horstman says.

She speaks of a client who is here without documentation."She's a wonderful person, talented.

She wants to go to college.

She's got dreams.

She gets so frustrated and down because she can't see any light at the end of the tunnel.

That's true for a lot of them.

They feel they can never get ahead," Horstman says.The immigration reform and border security debate in Congress is drawing attention to a Hispanic community in South Dakota that is larger than perhaps many people realize.Of the 400 or so families in Our Lady of Guadalupe parish, as many as three-quarters might be Hispanic, according to the Rev.

Justin Wachs."A family will come in and go out and be replaced by five more families," he says.Population spread "I think the people who make their way to South Dakota predominantly have been in the U.S.

awhile.

They've been in Texas 10 year...