Let’s look at the average IQ of the Central/South American countries, shall we

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The USA’s average IQ is 98. Which is sad when you think about a strong minority of this country is bringing that number way WAY down. But we’re number 9 in the world which isn’t terrible.

Uruguay is next at an average of 96. From the 1980s onward, supposedly only about 30,000 have immigrated here.

Argentina is next at an average IQ of 93. From the 1980s-2016, supposedly about 115,000 migrated to the US.

Chile is next at an average of 90. From the 80s-today, a little over 60,000 have supposedly migrated here.

Costa Rica is next at 89. Supposedly about 55,000 have migrated here in the last 30+ years.

Ecuador and Mexico are both at 88, supposedly around 300,000 Ecuadorians have migrated here since the 80s and no accurate way of telling how many millions from Mexico migrated here in the last 30 years.

Bolivia is at 87 and supposedly only around 60,000 have migrated here in the last thirty years.

Cuba and Peru are at 85 and supposedly around 1.2 million of them have migrated here in the last thirty years.

Belize, Colombia, Panama, Paraguay, and Venezuela are at 84 and supposedly around 810,000 of them have migrated here in the last thirty years. *however, I couldn’t find stats on the list I was using for Paraguay and Belize, so it’s probably closer to a million supposedly*

Dominican Republic is at 82 and supposedly only 1.1 million have migrated here in the last 30 years.

Honduras and Nicaragua are at 81 and supposedly around 425,000 have migrated here the last 30 years.

El Salvador is at 80 and supposedly only 760,000 have migrated here the last 30 years.

Guatemala rounds it out at 79 and supposedly around 400,000 have migrated here the last 30 years.