Late Friday night, an official with Mexico's Foreign Affairs Ministry said via Twitter that the last asylum seekers with active cases from the camp had been processed and the camp was closed. Others with closed asylum cases who were told their cases could be reopened were urged to move to a shelter. She agreed that the U.S. government would evaluate the possible reopening of closed cases for the people who remained in the camp, Sierra said. By Friday afternoon, only several dozen asylum seekers remained in the riverside camp. The Matamoros camp has been an uncomfortable monument to the exceptional policy for its residents, as well as the U.S. and Mexican governments.