and as well as agreements with the country of origin or last residence. as you know, all of you have reported, this is not just a case of everyone coming directly from haiti. people are coming from different countries. some where they have lived for periods of time. family units are different. and so each is made on a case-by-case basis. another determining factor is detention capacity both within ice and cpb. those who are not expelled are reits placed removal proceedings or notice to appear and with backlogs may arrived they may be processed by alternate means which requires them to report to ice office to commence the next steps in their immigration proceedings. that s how the process works. dh is thus far has not given data on specificfully del rio those processed under title 8 and those processed under title 42. is there any breakdown that can you provide on that? i think they did provide yesterday and i think they are going to be providing regular updates and certainly this i
with no covid testing. unless they show symptoms. how is that helping anybody stop the spread? again, we have a protocol and process in police as it relates to covid in terms of testing and quarantining. and also vaccines are provided for a range of migrants by our partner organizations in the region. what is happening now is that as i outlined yesterday, is that if individuals cannot be expelled under title 42, they are placed in removal proceedings, as you referred to, that may that may require them being placed in ice detainment facilities or it may require being them being given a notice to appear whereby owe metric data and other data is taken. in terms of their transportation methods i certainly point you to the department of homeland security. but why should somebody, say, in laredo, texas, or el paso or tucson, arizona have to have their chance of catching covid go up because hundreds of miles