Dan Gooding
Live News Reporter
Dan Gooding is a Newsweek reporter based in New York City. His focus is reporting on immigration and the U.S.-Mexico border on the Live News team. Dan joined Newsweek in 2024. He is a graduate of De Montfort University in Leicester, UK. You can get in touch with Dan by emailing d.gooding@newsweek.com. Languages: English.
Texas border town mayor says Mexico train line will boost U.S. security
Mexico's incoming president plans to build a passenger train line to Nuevo Laredo, but there is no rail service on the U.S. side of the border.
China among 'uncooperative' countries refusing returned migrants: GOP
Seventeen members of congress wrote to the Department of Homeland Security, claiming that thousands of deportees were still waiting in U.S. custody.
Here's what the GOP's 2024 platform says about immigration
Republicans plan to deport more immigrants than ever before as part of a plan to 'seal the border' if Donald Trump wins November's election.
Border patrol rescues migrants trapped in train in 100 degree heat
The group were found inside a locked compartment on the train in the Laredo Sector in Texas on Tuesday.
Lawmakers' New Plan to Bring Back Deported Migrants Separated From Families
The National Immigrant Justice Center argues that families have been torn apart by a system unwilling to allow for mistakes.
Missing New Mexico teenager reappears trafficking migrants near border
The 17-year-old, stopped near a U.S.-Mexico border checkpoint, had been reported missing earlier this year.
Illegal migrant convicted after raping child, assaulting ICE officer
Honduran national Jhoan Esau Lemus-Ramos was sentenced to five years in jail following the abuse over several months in 2022.
MS-13 gang member deported for third time
Raul Orlando Ramos-Guido was deported twice before following convictions in Maryland, with ICE officials saying he will be sent back to El Salvador once again.
Jocelyn Nungaray's family grateful for Trump's mention of murdered girl
The 12-year-old's body was found in a Houston creek in June, with two illegal immigrants suspected of her murder.
Map shows where migrants could be cut off from Darien Gap in US-Panama deal
Since the start of the year, over 170,000 people have traversed the notorious jungle passage, heading north toward the United States.
Ticketmaster data hack update: What does it mean for millions of customers
Email addresses and payment information is thought to be included in the leak affecting 560 million worldwide customers of the Live Nation brand.
ICE deports Honduran woman wanted on human trafficking charge
Dora Patricia Flores Canales' alleged victim was told she could charge customers at a Mexican bar $12.50 for sex after she was trafficked from Honduras in 2019.
Stand-off between feds and Oklahoma as new migrant ban blocked
A new law would force migrants without legal status to face felony charges.
Adult film star Austin Wolf busted: Shocking details of child porn charges
Authorities found over 200 images and videos of child pornography sent between Austin Wolf and another user on Telegram.
Three migrants found dead in Arizona desert, five others rescued
Three Mexican migrants died in the extreme heat in Arizona on Wednesday, adding to over 40 Arizona fatalities in 2024.
LGBTQ+ migrants fleeing abuse find more in US custody: report
Migrants reported increased mental health issues and a lack of access to HIV care while in ICE and CBP custody.
Maps shows where mysterious monoliths have popped Up around world
After grabbing attention worldwide at the end of 2020, the monoliths have returned with two new reported sightings in the U.S.
Massive Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T outage hits international users
Those on vacation wanting to make a call or use their data have been left with limited or no service.
Chick-Fil-A Shooting: Suspect arrested After Hourslong Manhunt
Police in Irving, Texas said they believed the killings at Chik-Fil-A were targeted, later arresting Oved Bernardo Mendoza Argueta on capital murder charges.
Jonathan Meijer speaks out as documentary exposes 'Man With 1,000 Kids'
The Netflix documentary, The Man With 1,000 Kids, shines a light on sperm donor Jonathan Meijer.
Infamous Georgia judge blasts police after she's removed from bench
Christina Peterson, 38, was removed from her post as a probate judge in Douglas County on Tuesday.
Father's chilling details about his 3 abducted sons: 'Hostage situation'
The abducted Schiller boys' father told Newsweek he believes his sons are living in a hostage situation they are unaware of, after months without contact.
Infamous Georgia judge removed from bench after fight with cop
Judge Christina Peterson was seen on bodyworn camera footage refusing to tell a police officer her name after the incident in Atlanta last week
Bodycam shows infamous Georgia judge arrested after nightclub brawl
Probate judge Christina Peterson was detained after allegedly pushing a police officer outside an Atalanta club on Thursday, June 20.
Who is Travis Eugene Posey? Accused Arkansas Grocery Store Gunman Details
Among Travis Eugene Posey's alleged mass shooting victims at the Mad Butcher grocery store was a new mother and an 81-year-old woman.
New details Released in case of missing mom, kids in Canadian wilderness
Astrid Schiller and her three boys were reported missing in December, but have been reportedly seen multiple times since.
Music festival chaos: Inside the deadly risks at concerts
Music festivals like AstroWorld, Route 91 in Las Vegas, and Woodstock '99 have turned from parties to tragedies over the years, raising concerns about safety.
Jocelyn Nungaray murder: Suspects were in US illegally
The two men accused of strangling the 12-year-old girl were previously arrested by border patrol and released.
Colorado ski town may allow companies to vote in local elections
Mountain Village is home to multiple second-homeowners, but those who choose to own them through LLCs or trusts are not permitted to vote.
FBI solves 1996 Shenandoah Park murders: Serial rapist killed women campers
Julianne Williams and Laura Winans were two friends on a camping adventure in May 1996 when they were sexually assaulted, bound and gagged before being killed.
