What Happened to the Homeless in San Francisco?

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It seems to be a question without an answer...from anyone. What happened to the homeless in San Francisco when the governor, Gavin Newsome, declared that the "city be cleaned up" to prepare for the visit of China's Xi Jinping? Bear in mind that with regard to clearing out the homeless population from the streets of San Francisco, this was not a several days or weeklong clearing. It happened overnight. So, on top of that, where is any video footage of the cleanup? News coverage of California officials rounding them up? Nope. Someone who may have caught it on their cell phone? Nope. Not a single video exists of the homeless being removed. There are roughly 38,000 homeless people in San Francisco. They rounded them up overnight, and not a shred of evidence of the roundup nor any footage or coverage of it from anyone. People from all over have spoken out about family they had there that now they cannot get hold of. They have simply completely disappeared. Others reported seeing white vans rounding up homeless people saying they were going to be taken to a train station somewhere. But where did they take them? Where have they gone? And again, why is there no media coverage of this entire event? Perhaps it would be interesting for the media to examine where exactly all these homeless people have been housed and under what conditions? And who is paying for it? The shelter. The food. Who supplied the vans? Why has no one involved in the roundup spoken? Why has the media not sought them out as well? Why has the media not asked Gavin Newsome what he did with these people? Surely someone would know something, yet we have no answers whatsoever to account for what happened.