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From KCRW in Santa Monica and PRI, Public Radio International, this is To the Point.

Europe's migrant crisis, the EU's greatest test yet.

I'm Barbara Bogave sitting in for Warren Olney, and this is To the Point from Public Radio

International, a daily look at the issues Americans care about most.

Last week's discovery of 71 bodies in an abandoned truck in Austria is just the latest tragic proof that Europe's migration crisis has broadened from the Mediterranean to human trafficking over land.

Tens of thousands of migrants and refugees are putting their lives

in the hands of smugglers. But as the numbers and the bodies mount, can the EU find solidarity

on how to treat migrants and asylum seekers and what to do about a growing backlash against

them? Also on today's talking point, the man who introduced us to so many wonders of the mind

and the heart. We remember the writer and scientist Oliver Sacks. First, the man who introduced us to so many wonders of the mind and the heart.

We remember the writer and scientist, Oliver Sacks.

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International Program Fund. And we're back with To the Point. I'm Barbara Bogavin for Warren

Alney. Just ahead, record

numbers of migrants and refugees are fleeing war-torn and impoverished countries for Europe,

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