Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio.

I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

Some 2000 Turkish citizens have crossed the border into Syria to join jihadist forces

in the country's eight-year-long war, but now that Islamic states' caliphate has collapsed,

many want to come back.

The whole region is struggling with its expat extremists.

And burgers are big in Budapest.

Pasta is popular in Pretoria.

They chow down on Chalmain in Charleston.

But if you add it all up, what's the culinary balance of trade?

Which country exports its cuisine the most and imports foreign fare the least?

At first.

There are almost 11 million undocumented people living in America.

President Donald Trump's administration has adopted a series of policies designed to

discourage people from attempting to enter America, including the separation of families

arriving at the southern border.

On August 21st, the administration unveiled plans that would allow the indefinite

detention of undocumented families, including children who crossed the border illegally.

But the greatest betrayal committed by the Democrats is their support for open borders.

And these open borders would overwhelm schools and hospitals, drain public services and flood

communities with poisonous drugs.

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