Nogales and Nogales
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Morley Gate is downtown Nogales’s small historic walking crossing, adjacent to DeConcini, open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily — pedestrians only, no vehicles of any kind. Outside its window, DeConcini’s pedestrian operation runs 24 hours.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m., daily — stated by both the live CBP record and the Federal Register. If your walk lands outside that window, use DeConcini’s adjacent 24-hour pedestrian operation.
No — Morley is a walking gate, and its CBP record carries no vehicle modes at all. Drivers use adjacent DeConcini, open around the clock, or Mariposa on the west side for trucks and cargo.
No — the gate reports a General pedestrian wait only: Ready is marked not applicable and no SENTRI field exists in its record. Walkers with RFID documents simply use the General line here.
GSA completed improvements to the historic Morley Gates pedestrian facility in 2012; it keeps its own CBP record and wait reading, separate from DeConcini next door.
Morley Gate keeps the shortest day of the three Nogales crossings — 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., walking only. Adjacent DeConcini takes pedestrians around the clock, and Mariposa on the west side runs 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.