22 U.S.C. § 290n–4 — Regional offices

The Commission may create or designate one border health office in each of Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California. Each office should be located within the U.S.-Mexico Border Area, and should coordinate with the state's own border health office and with local nonprofit organizations that the state's chief executive names and that are directly involved in border health work. If it's practical to avoid duplicating effort, the Commission's offices should be set up inside existing state or local nonprofit offices instead of new ones. The Commission should pay a fair amount for this cooperation and for the resources it uses.