; and (iv) other structures and facilities, including structures and facilities owned by municipalities, local governments, or private entities located at land ports of entry; (B) acquiring, by purchase, donation, exchange, or otherwise, land or any interest in land determined to be necessary to carry out the Commissioner’s duties under this section; and (C) constructing additional ports of entry along the Southern border and the Northern border. (2) Prioritization In selecting improvements under this section, the Commissioner, in coordination with the Administrator, shall give priority consideration to projects that will substantially— (A) reduce commercial and passenger vehicle and pedestrian crossing wait times at one or more ports of entry on the same border; (B) increase trade, travel efficiency, and the projected total annual volume at one or more ports of entry on the same border; and (C) enhance safety and security at border facilities at one or more ports of entry on the same border. (f) Consultation (1) Locations for new ports of entry The Secretary shall consult with the Secretary of the Interior, the Secretary of Agriculture, the Secretary of State, the International Boundary and Water Commission, the International Joint Commission, and appropriate representatives of States, Indian tribes, local governments, and property owners, as appropriate, to— (A) determine locations for new ports of entry; and (B) minimize adverse impacts from such ports on the environment, historic and cultural resources, commerce, and the quality of life of the communities and residents located near such ports. (2) Savings provision Nothing in this subsection may be construed to— (A) create any right or liability of the parties described in paragraph (1); (B) affect the legality or validity of any determination by the Secretary under this Act