(单词翻译:单击)
This is VOA News, I'm Joe Ramsey.
这里是美国之音新闻，我是乔·拉姆齐。
The United Nations has warned Sudan's conflict risks morphing into a broader crisis as impoverished neighbors welcome an influx of refugees.
联合国警告说，苏丹的冲突有可能演变成一场更广泛的危机，因为贫穷的邻国仍欢迎苏丹难民的涌入。
Reuters correspondent David Doyle has more.
路透社记者大卫·多伊尔报道。
Aisha Ibrahim Dawood is among more than 100,000 people, according to the U.N. on Tuesday, who have fled Sudan's war across borders into its neighbors.
据联合国星期二的消息，阿伊莎·易卜拉欣·达伍德是10多万难民中的一员，他们逃离苏丹的战争，越过边境进入邻国。
"We would withstand anything.
“我们可以经受任何事情。
We withstood the sounds of gunfire.
我们忍受了枪声。
We can withstand the heat.
我们还能忍耐高温。
This is the simplest thing."
这再简单不过了。”
Sudan' war has now raged for more than three weeks.
苏丹的战争已经持续了三个多星期。
Hundreds have been killed and a humanitarian crisis triggered.
数百人被杀的同时，这也引发了人道主义危机。
Despite a cease-fire deal, gunfire and explosions echoed across the capital on Tuesday.
尽管双方达成了停火协议，周二，枪声和爆炸声仍在首都各处回响。
Reuters correspondent David Doyle.
路透社记者大卫·多伊尔报道。
U.S. President Joe Biden's administration is asking for troops to be sent to the U.S.-Mexico border ahead of an expected migrant surge later this month.
美国拜登政府预计在本月晚些时候会出现移民潮，要求在这之前向美墨边境派遣军队。
AP Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports.
美联社华盛顿记者塞格尔·梅格哈尼报道。
Pandemic era restrictions that let the U.S. turn away tens of thousands of migrants from the border will expire next week.
美国新冠疫情时期拒绝数万名移民入境的限制措施将于下周到期。
Officials say the administration wants to send 1,500 troops there to focus on administrative tasks while Customs and Border Protection agents shift to the field.
官方表示，政府希望派遣1500名士兵到那里，在海关和边境保护局人员转移到现场时负责管理任务。
The administration's already made major changes to tighten the border ahead of time.
政府已经做出了重大改变，提前加强边境控制。
Homeland Security chief Alejandro Mayorkas said last week illegal immigrants should know they cannot use the end of the restrictions to flood in.
国土安全部部长亚历杭德罗·马约卡斯上周表示，非法移民应该知晓，他们不能利用限令结束的机会涌入美国。
"Our border is not open and will not be open after May 11."
“我们的边境现在没有开放，5月11日之后也不会开放。”
Sagar Meghani, at the White House.
塞格尔·梅格哈尼在白宫报道。
