Today, a few elderly Enclave survivors make an existence on the fringe of NCR territories, keeping their heads down for fear of persecution. Many left for the Mojave Wasteland, where the NCR's grip was weaker due to the presence of Caesar's Legion. Enclave Remnants may have supported the Courier at the Second Battle of Hoover Dam, desperate for a final shot at glory, but whether they joined the Courier and the outcome of the battle is unknown.
Before the destruction of the East Coast Enclave, the engineers at Adams AFB sent a reinforced eyebot, ED-E, to Navarro to be serviced there, apparently unaware of the destruction of the outpost some forty years prior. ED-E's programming contains a message saying that any repairs needed on the way were to be made by Chicago Enclave personnel, indicating that there may be outposts there. The Illinois license plate bolted to ED-E's side also seems to support the idea that such Enclave outposts still exist elsewhere in North America, but also that their resources may be very limited (or that at least one Enclave technician has a strange sense of humor).