the san ysidro land port of entry expansion project is a bi-national effort between the united states and mexican governments which aims for the demolition, relocation, expansion, renovation, modernization and construction of new administrative and operational facilities of the current land port of entry in the san ysidro district of san diego. the project calls for a complete overhaul of the current international border inspection facilities on both sides of the border at a total cost of about $625 million which includes $577 million for the expansion of the northbound u.s. point of entry and roughly $48 million (mxn $598) for the construction of an entirely new southbound mexican point of entry.