US officials have moved thousands of migrants away from a Texas border town that has seen an influx of mostly Haitian migrants over the past week.
More than 10,000 people have gathered under a bridge connecting Del Rio in Texas to Mexico’s Ciudad Acuña.
Local officials have struggled to provide them with enough food or services.
Some 2,000 people were moved to immigration and processing stations on Friday.
The US government says it plans to fly the migrants back to where they began their journeys.
Flights are expected to start on Sunday, with the US currently negotiating returns with the countries in question.
