Not for nothing Fandango, but you can't deport a person to a country they aren't from. How do you propose we get Bolivia to take them all?
You can deport away
Deport away? How are you going to send a person from Mexico or Nicaragua to Bolivia when that isn't where they are from?
Declare Latin America as being a county. With what used to be countries as states of that country. That way, we would only be deporting them to a different state in their country. Also, unless I'm mistaken, they speak Spanish in Bolivia. And they have many Indians there. Just as in mexico. So not only would we be sending them to a place with their own kinds of people, but to one where they speak the same language. So how terrible it that.
Wow...............you don't really understand how countries work. Sorry, but we can't just "declare Latin America as a country". Those other countries have their own separate governments and military, as well as have citizens that would probably be less than enthused about turning the whole place into one country.
But, maybe you have the same kind of insanity that Trump does. No, the president of the USA doesn't run or get to make the rules for another country.
I think you are purposefully not understanding. First, it would just be something the U.S. declared. It isn't anything they would have to abide by. It would just be a legal technicality to come up with to justify sending them to Bolivia. They would all remain their own sovereign nations.
Next, being the same kinds of people speaking the same language, they would be a fuck of a lot less displeased about mexicans there than I am about having them up here. Not only that, Bolivia is probably a fairly poor country. To get the cash we would send them from taking them off our hands, they would probably be more than happy to take them. In fact, we would have to worry about Bolivian nationals going to mexico and sneaking mexicans into the U.S. Because then they would get caught and sent to Bolivia. Thereby getting that country more money.
Your "technicality" wouldn't work. They are their own countries, and no declaration made by us would ever be considered legal. And, there is the small fact that you can't deport someone to a country they aren't from.