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Elliott Woods

Elliott Woods

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Correspondent, Outside Magazine

Texas

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Total articles 94

  • A Deadly Passage

    By Elliott Woods| Economic Hardship Reporting Project@ A Deadly Passage Co-published by Economic Hardship Reporting Project, Texas Monthly and Food & Environment Reporting Network. More than two years after the worst immigration-related disaster in American history, smugglers involved in the deaths of 53 migrants are set to stand trial. We spent weeks reporting in Latin America and discovered that for the families of the victims, justice in American courts means little, and in some cases, the tragedy isn’t enough to deter their own journey north.

    By Elliott Woods · Economic Hardship Reporting Project

    Mar. 11, 2025

  • A deadly passage

    By Elliott Woods| The Food & Environment Reporting Network (FERN) Verified More than two years after the worst immigration-related disaster in American history, traffickers involved in the deaths of 53 migrants are set to stand trial. For the families of the victims, justice in American courts means little, and in some cases the tragedy isn’t enough to deter their own journey north.

    By Elliott Woods · The Food & Environment Reporting Network (FERN)

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • A Deadly Passage

    By Elliott Woods| Economic Hardship Reporting Project@ A Deadly Passage Co-published by Economic Hardship Reporting Project, Texas Monthly and Food & Environment Reporting Network. More than two years after the worst immigration-related disaster in American history, smugglers involved in the deaths of 53 migrants are set to stand trial. We spent weeks reporting in Latin America and discovered that for the families of the victims, justice in American courts means little, and in some cases, the tragedy isn’t enough to deter their own journey north.

    By Elliott Woods · Economic Hardship Reporting Project

    Mar. 11, 2025

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Outside Magazine

Texas, United States