still camped out. where these folks are going and where the massive group went, a portion of the group has been deported back to haiti, around 2,000. 3900 have been moved from the camp and in u.s. custody and likely be given a notice to appear and released or expelled under title 42. the other portion of that group we re told went back to mexico. as far as that physical camp is concerned, a lot of it has been bulldozed and now has been cleaned out. yesterday there were still thousands of haitian migrants living underneath the bridge in the makeshift tents. all of that for the most part now getting cleared out. the focus now shifts back to re opening this town and businesses that rely on the import/export relationship with the u.s. and mexico. we re told the international bridge could reopen as soon as monday as a big relief for commerce here along the border. some folks commute between the two countries for work. others rely on traffic for