How is U.S. pressure influencing Latin American countries' migration policies and deportation practices?

Washington's pressure campaign is proving effective in reshaping migration dynamics across Latin America. The U.S. is successfully pushing Latin American nations to accelerate deportation processes and accept migrants from countries that have historically been reluctant to repatriate their citizens. This diplomatic pressure is creating a ripple effect throughout the region, with countries like Panama being forced to reconsider their migration policies. The strategy represents a significant shift in how the U.S. manages immigration challenges by leveraging diplomatic relationships to distribute the burden of handling migrants across multiple Latin American countries, fundamentally altering regional migration patterns and policies.