The USS Enterprise (CVN-65) and her 8 nuclear reactors will be broken at either Newport News, Virginia, Mobile, Alabama or Brownsville Texas. Of those three options, I believe Brownsville to be far and away the most likely choice.
Enterprise completed her final deployment and was deactivated in 2012. She was decommissioned in 2017 after defueling of her reactors was complete.
The selected facility will break the Enterprise and her reactors. Non-radioactive metal will be recycled in the ordinary process. Radioactive metal will be quarantined and shipped to one of three nuclear disposal sites around the country.
The Navy rightly rejected the far more expensive and time consuming option of towing the Enterprise all the way to Bremerton, Washington, removing the reactors whole and shipping them by barge to Hanford for disposal. Under that option, breaking of the Enterprise could not even begin until 2034 due to the backlog of nuclear ships and boats awaiting disposal in Bremerton.
Under the selected option, the selected breaking yard will likely be able to begin breaking the Enterprise almost immediately upon arrival.