ASYLUMJUDGE · IMMIGRATION JUDGE DATA

Asylum Judge Rating and Approval Rate Lookup

People often search for an “asylum judge rating,” although the official role is U.S. Immigration Judge. AsylumJudge does not score or recommend judges. It organizes historical EOIR asylum decisions so you can compare approval rates, denial rates, sample sizes, court assignments, and trends with the proper context.

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What does “asylum judge rating” mean?

It is a common search phrase for historical statistics about an immigration judge. AsylumJudge reports observed decision outcomes rather than assigning a subjective score.

How is the asylum approval rate calculated?

The core adjudicated approval rate is grants divided by grants plus denials. Other procedural outcomes are shown separately, together with sample size and data period.

Can a judge approval rate predict my case?

No. Historical statistics describe past outcomes and cannot predict an individual case. Facts, evidence, law, procedure, and the record before the court matter.

Where does AsylumJudge get its data?

The underlying statistics are compiled from public Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) data and organized by judge, court, state, nationality, and time period.