Exclusive: CBS News has obtained an internal U.S. government list of the Venezuelan men the Trump administration deported to El Salvador as part of a secretive operation that has triggered a legal standoff and global debate. We have published their names.

Judge blocks Trump administration from expanding Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz" over environmental concerns.

The order stops short of ordering the facility to be completely shut down and allows officials to repair or modify existing facilities for safety or environmental reasons.

JUST IN: A federal judge blocks Florida from further expanding the “Alligator Alcatraz” immigration detention facility and from transferring new detainees there, siding with a Native American tribe and environmental activists who challenged the site on environmental grounds.

More: U.S. broadens search for deportation agreements, striking deals with Honduras and Uganda, documents show.

CBS exclusive: Internal documents show the Trump administration convinced Honduras and Uganda to receive deportees who are not their citizens. Honduras agreed to accept migrants from other Latin American nations, while Uganda agreed to African deportees.

Uganda’s government confirms our reporting:. “The Agreement is in respect of Third Country Nationals who may not be granted asylum in the United States but are reluctant to or may have concerns about returning to their countries of origin.”.

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Both agreements are based on a "safe third country" provision of U.S. immigration law that allows officials to reroute asylum-seekers to countries that are not their own if the U.S. makes a determination that those nations can fairly hear their claims for humanitarian protection.

Honduras' government has also agreed to receive deportees from other Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America, including families traveling with children, the documents show.

The documents indicate Uganda in East Africa recently agreed to accept deportees from the U.S. who hail from other countries on the continent, as long as they don't have criminal histories.

NEWS — Internal documents show the Trump administration has expanded its campaign to persuade countries to accept deportations of migrants who are not their citizens. Uganda + Honduras are the latest to say yes. Ecuador + Spain have been approached.

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The Trump administration has launched a highly visible crackdown on illegal immigration — dramatically expanding ICE operations targeting those here illegally — but it has simultaneously moved to restrict legal immigration and benefits, with less fanfare.

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RT @JuliaPrestonNow: News via @Camiloreports , always a must-read for immigration news.

@CBSNews What does this mean? Well, when deciding the "good moral character" of citizenship applicants, USCIS will weigh positive factors, like community involvement / education, but also negative factors, including acts that are "technically lawful," like "habitual" traffic infractions.

@CBSNews But the new USCIS policy says the "good moral character" review needs to be "more than a cursory mechanical review focused on the absence of wrongdoing," mandating "a holistic assessment of an alien's behavior, adherence to societal norms, and positive contributions . ".

@CBSNews For decades, the "good moral character" review has been satisfied if applicants don't have any of the criminal offenses or disqualifying conduct outlined in U.S. law. Those disqualifying factors range from violent crimes like murder and aggravated felonies to drug offenses.