'Border issues today could be ours tomorrow'

South Dakota lawmakers, activists meet with border patrol officials, country’s newest arrivals

As a Catholic mass begins, a priest asks in Spanish where attendees had come from. 

“Venezuela?”

A few hands shoot up.

“Peru?”

One family in the front right raises theirs, to applause.

“Haiti?”

More go up.

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