The Trump administration has begun diplomatic talks with several nations asking them to accept deported migrants who are not citizens of their countries — similar to the deal the U.S. made with El Salvador.

Multiple South and Central American countries have reached agreements with the U.S. to accept and detain deportees who are not citizens of their countries, including El Salvador, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Panama.

CBS News reports that the administration is looking outside the Americas for additional partnerships, entering into discussions with several European nations and some in Africa, including Angola, Benin, Equatorial Guinea, Eswatini, Libya, and Rwanda.

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