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Lists are ordered by number of decisions, not by grant rate: a best-to-worst ranking of this data would mislead.

EOIR data through August 31, 2026 · built September 11, 2026 · What these dates mean

Judges with fewer than 50 decisions are not listed: at that sample size the percentage is noise rather than a characteristic. Their pages still open by direct link.

U.S. immigration judges: volume and asylum grant rate
JudgeCourtDecisionsGranted95% interval
Torreh-Bayouth, LillianaMiami Immigration Court4,86923%22% — 24%
Tadal, MirlandeNot hearing casesNew York Immigration Court2,87827%25% — 29%
Travieso, Frank M.Los Angeles Immigration Court2,77521%20% — 23%
Thompson, Donald W., JR.New York Immigration Court2,54660%58% — 62%
Truman, Phillip M.West Valley Immigration Court2,17444%42% — 46%
Tsankov, MimiNew York Immigration Courtpreviously Denver Immigration Court1,64159%56% — 61%
Teeter, Marilyn J.Not hearing casesSan Francisco Immigration Court1,58850%48% — 52%
Tisocco, MichaelSeattle Immigration Court1,55410%8% — 11%
Tabaddor, A. AshleyNot hearing casesWest Los Angeles Immigration Court1,45726%24% — 28%
Thomsen, ScottIndianapolis, Indianapreviously New York Immigration Court1,43345%42% — 47%
Taylor, Brock EOtero Immigration Court1,27047%44% — 49%
Torg, Cynthia ShepherdAnnandale Immigration Court1,07825%22% — 28%
Trujillo, Eileen R.Nothing scheduledDenver Immigration Court1,04253%50% — 56%
Tamez, LydiaHouston Immigration Court1,0088%7% — 10%
Tyrakoski, Meredith B.San Antonio Immigration Courtpreviously Pearsall Immigration Court99824%21% — 27%
Tovar, EleazarNot hearing casesHarlingen Immigration Court96421%19% — 24%
Tijerina, Eric J.San Antonio Immigration Court93028%25% — 31%
Thielemann, Christopher J.Dallas Immigration Court87015%13% — 17%
Tregerman, Gwendylan E.Nothing scheduledBoston Immigration Court87039%35% — 42%
Tripi, MichaelCleveland Immigration Court86515%12% — 17%
Terrazas, Gilda MTucson Immigration Court86423%20% — 25%
Taylor, Bruce A.Florence Immigration Court80612%10% — 14%
Trimble, DanNot hearing casesLumpkin Immigration Court78210%8% — 12%
Taylor, John D.Not hearing casesWest Los Angeles Immigration Court77734%31% — 37%
Terrien, JebCharlotte Immigration Courtpreviously Boston Immigration Court72918%15% — 21%
Talavera-Peraza, ElvinOrlando Immigration Court67510%8% — 12%
Tadros-Ibarra, TereseSanta Ana Immigration Court67329%26% — 32%
Thogersen, Cassie A.Baton Rouge Immigration Courtpreviously Jena Immigration Court6233%2% — 5%
Torres, Sarah F.Concord Immigration Court55648%44% — 52%
Treacy, ElizabethChicago Immigration Court52150%46% — 55%
Taylor, Philip P.Atlanta Immigration Court5206%4% — 8%
Terrill, KevinPearsall Immigration Court3243%2% — 6%
Tuckman, Dean S.El Paso Immigration Courtpreviously Otero Immigration Court30917%13% — 21%
Thompson, KenleyHouston Immigration Court28512%9% — 17%
Tida, Abdias E.El Paso Immigration Courtpreviously Fort Snelling Immigration Court23413%9% — 18%
Taylor, KhalilahNew York Immigration Court14936%29% — 44%
Taylor, MichaelBaltimore Immigration Court1485%2% — 9%
Thedy, Tod M.El Paso Immigration Court920%0% — 4%
Thomas, JasonDetroit Immigration Courtpreviously Pearsall Immigration Court804%1% — 10%
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.