Guest Opinion: Infrastructure bill will help Nogales

The DeConcini Port of Entry processes millions of pedestrians and private vehicles every year, and serves as a main crossing point for commercial rail cargo. Even so, its facilities are aged, causing congestion and frequent delays in crossings, both for goods and people. When so many Arizona jobs depend on this trade and travel, we cannot afford the costs of these interruptions, nor should border communities like Nogales pay the bill.