Why Border Crossings Are Down

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🗓️ 16 May 2023

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Days after some predicted a migrant surge would begin, the Department of Homeland Security says border crossings are down. Ukrainian troops try to take back Bakhmut. And the World Health Organization warns about the perils of sugar substitutes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome aboard this Air France podcast message.
0:04.4	Air France and its crew invite you to discover its business class cabin, where you can enjoy
0:10.0	a gourmet meal during your flight.
0:12.7	You will taste an exclusive menu created by the greatest French chefs and discover one
0:17.4	of the most prestigious wine and champagne lists.
0:20.6	Air France wishes you a delicious podcast.
0:23.3	Elegance is a journey.
0:25.1	Air France.
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0:30.1	It's Tuesday, May 16th.
0:32.2	What if you threw a border crisis and no one came?
0:35.0	We start here.
0:38.6	After planning for a surge in migrants, border officials are actually seeing a drop in
0:43.0	crossings.
0:44.0	They're willing to be patient right now and follow the new rules.
0:47.0	Our team is on each side of the border to figure out why.
0:49.9	You crane fights back to reclaim its city, but could it be getting help from the Russians
0:54.0	inside?
0:55.0	Potentially give up the positions of regular Russian military.
1:00.0	Regardless of exclusive reports, there are very real battles happening.
1:03.6	We'll take you to Kiev and diet soda and good for your diet.
1:07.3	In the brain, in our reward center, anything sweet acts the same.
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