Maybe I just missed them but I don't recall seeing a list of transfers the past couple years

Same. The lack of transparency is not good.

Indeed, they do. St Isidore's, Denver, CO, is where the one we're getting is coming from.

Trains them, but are they conditionally ordained? 
Anyone with average intelligence and the physical ability can learn to say Mass in the Latin Rite.  It doesn’t mean he’s a priest any more than “Pancho” is Catholic!  🦜 

https://youtu.be/XJ-pPZzvVK0?si=osdtA_FuPCZQja1h

Maybe I just missed them but I don't recall seeing a list of transfers the past couple years

OFFICIAL!
From 2016 Assignments Notice..

[Cath Info had a thread back then, and has 54 K views!!! And this thread already has 900 views, in only 30 hours! 
That shows a basic quest to know what's happening. Sspx was communicating with the thirsty faithful; now...things are different.]
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https://sspx.org/en/news/assignments-us-district-2016-2017-7844

"...Priories have been set throughout the United States where priests reside on a full-time basis before travelling to mission chapels in nearby locations. Each summer, around the feast of the Assumption, the priests arrive at their assignments. This scheduling is a massive undertaking—like a real-life game of chess—which begins the evening of the ordinations at St. Thomas Aquinas Seminary, and often doesn't become finalized until the very beginning of August!
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We hope this list—which is subject to change—can be of help to the faithful, and shed some light on the great undertaking of providing care to so many thirsty souls in these times.