Hey, good evening, everyone. Tomorrow, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas will announce that the Department of Homeland Security will amend the title 19 regulations to allow for nationals who have been fully vaccinated for COVID-19 and had the appropriate paperwork to enter the United States, the land and very ports of entry across the US border for non essential reasons. Starting in early November. cross border travel creates significant economic activity in our border communities and benefits the broader economy. And we are pleased to be taking these steps to resume travel in a safe and sustainable manner starting early October. Importantly, the changes we are announcing apply the land border crossings that are legal, and to those foreign nationals who have appropriate documentation tend to the United States. Any foreign nationals attempting to attempting to enter the United States irregularly through any illegal means or without the proper documentation will be subject to border restrictions, including expulsive. US Customs and Border Protection will lead the enforcement of the vaccination requirement in the at the border in boldface. This will include things like seeking attestations of vaccine vaccination status, and spot checking travelers for verification of vaccinate. vaccination status, either via paper, or digital means. A foreign traveler who is not vaccinated would not be permitted to enter the United States and will instead be allowed to withdraw their application for admission and return to Canada or Mexico. The new travel system will create consistent and stringent protocols for all foreign nationals traveling to the United States, whether by air, land or ferry, and as that Natalie mentioned, this action is guarded by public health and the science and ensures that we are using the best tools we have to protect people from COVID-19 and the safety of cross border traffic. Back to you.