Immigration courts hearing cases from California
California: where cases of people living under these ZIP codes were heard, over the last five fiscal years.
EOIR data through August 31, 2026 · built September 11, 2026 · What these dates mean
Courts
- Concord Immigration Court28.6% · appears in 779 ZIP codes · leads in 328 · 142,690 cases heard
- Santa Ana Immigration Court15.8% · appears in 697 ZIP codes · leads in 185 · 78,613 cases heard
- Los Angeles Immigration Court12.8% · appears in 626 ZIP codes · leads in 68 · 63,989 cases heard
- Van Nuys Immigration Court11.6% · appears in 615 ZIP codes · leads in 120 · 57,935 cases heard
- West Los Angeles Immigration Court11.4% · appears in 672 ZIP codes · leads in 104 · 57,037 cases heard
- Sacramento Immigration Court6.7% · appears in 439 ZIP codes · leads in 84 · 33,361 cases heard
- San Francisco Immigration Court5.5% · appears in 527 ZIP codes · 27,183 cases heard
- San Diego Immigration Court5.1% · appears in 349 ZIP codes · leads in 64 · 25,210 cases heard
- Imperial Immigration Court0.1% · appears in 45 ZIP codes · leads in 3 · 703 cases heard
This is an observation, not a court assignment: it shows where cases of people with this ZIP code were heard, not where filings are directed. Check the official assignment on the EOIR site.
How this is counted
Only cases where the person was not detained are counted: a detained person's case is heard where the facility is, so a home address says nothing about jurisdiction. The court is the one of the latest proceeding started within the last five fiscal years, and the ZIP code is the current one in the release — so for someone who has moved, the case may still sit with the earlier court. A ZIP code enters the table at fifty cases; for half of them the leading court takes nine cases in ten, but for one in six it takes less than three quarters, which is why every court carries its share and its volume.
ZIP ranges in this state
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How this percentage is calculated
Grant rate = granted / (granted + denied). Administrative closures, withdrawals, abandonment and "not adjudicated" are excluded from the denominator. What is counted is a decision per proceeding, not per application: asylum, withholding and CAT protection are almost always asked for together, so withholding and CAT grants are counted separately from asylum. The U.S. fiscal year runs October 1 – September 30.