I'd think it's unlikely Microsoft would permit this level of manipulation with the GUI/file management system--seems like it would be a gaping security hole.
It's not nearly as seamless as what you're looking for, but the next-best thing I can think of is to add a shortcut to your 'Deleted Files' folder to the Windows 'Send To' folder, per the instructions here:
You’ve seen the SendTo folder in action any time you right-click a file and select the Send To folder from the context menu. What you might be unaware of is that you can customize the items in this menu.
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To get to the SendTo folder, you’ll need to open up an Explorer window, and then paste in the following to the address bar:
%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo
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Let’s say you wanted to add an item to the Send To menu to open files in Notepad. You could just drag a shortcut to Notepad into this folder, or create a new shortcut.
For your purposes, create a shortcut to the 'Deleted Files' folder in this ...\SendTo folder.