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IS has been driven from virtually all the territory it once controlled in Syria and neighboring Iraq, but is still present in remote areas along the border in Deir el-Zour province.

Not exactly. Is Afrin no longer in Syria, Is it now part of Turkey?>>>

And where did ISIS forces go? They were relocated to the region that Turkey captured in Syria called Afrin. Who were the people that were living peacefully in Afrin before? Kurds, Alevi, Syriac Christians, Ezidi’s, Turkmen and a few Armenians. All of those are now homeless and their livelihoods are gone. They had to flee to survive and the ones who did not leave? They are selectively being told to leave or die. And of course their property is taken. The entire region was pillaged by the Turk militias which include 3,000 ISIS, many al Qaeda and other Jihadi's

A picture of where the ISIS Terrorists were relocated?

Seth Frantzman @sfrantzman

https://twitter.com/sfrantzman/status/993408315043536896

This is a must-read report with clear maps relating to the re-settlement of IDPs from eastern Ghouta into #Afrin; the #Kurdish area that Turkey and Syrian rebels took over has become one of the main centers of moving IDPs #Afrinnews

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Syria Forced Displacement Data (May 2018)

https://acu-sy.org/en/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Forced-Displacement-from-the-Eastern-Ghota-and-Qalmun.pdf

Syria Forced Displacement Map1 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DclLQhdXcAAmrda.jpg

Syria Forced Displacement Map2 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DclLQhPXkAEv52n.jpg