Yes, the border into Algodones is open. But only from 6 am until 2 pm. That started March 21 and they've extended that 6 am to 2pm restriction to June 21. The lines are really long for cars going back to the USA nowadays. But there's hardly any wait crossing into the USA for pedestrians. Most of the dentist offices and smaller pharmacies are closed but will open if you have an appointment. The two biggest pharmacies; Liquis and Tury's are open all day and evening.
There is no Covid testing coming into Los Algodones. It's business as usual and Americans just stroll through like always.
Mexicali and San Luis are open 24/7 but I know the wait times in San Luis have been really long for cars, sometimes as much 3 hours.
For some reason the official CBP website hasn't made note of the limited crossing times. But you can see the wait time end at 2pm on the "Border wait times" website when you search for the port of Andrade. https://bwt.cbp.gov/details/09250201/PED
A month ago the village was a ghost town. But in the past couple of weeks we've seen things returning to some normalcy with more Americans and Canadians walking around the center of town. If you plan on coming down make sure you get an appointment early or stay at one of the hotels here.
