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Asylum Grant Rate for Brazil Applicants

Published EOIR nationality subset, 2020–2026; grant-or-denial outcomes only.

7.8%
Grant rate
3,924
Granted
46,446
Denied
50,370
Decided

Courts Deciding the Most Brazil Cases

CourtGrant rateGrantedDenied
Boston, MA15.1%2,23112,544
Philadelphia, PA2.1%1235,709
Newark, NJ8.1%3844,356
Hartford, CT2.2%843,692
Miami, FL5.9%1602,570
Orlando, FL2.0%512,557
Charlotte, NC1.1%282,483
Chelmsford, MA9.3%1751,705
Seattle, WA5.2%631,141
Cleveland, OH0.4%41,123
Atlanta, GA2.2%15675
Buffalo, NY1.9%12627
San Francisco, CA30.5%192437
Sterling, VA1.6%9551
New Orleans, LA2.0%8390
Lowell, MA20.5%79306
Elizabeth, NJ3.8%13331
New York City, NY9.1%31311
New York Broadway, NY8.5%25269
Baltimore, MD6.2%17257
Krome, FL9.3%21204
Hyattsville, MD4.9%11213
Oakdale, LA2.8%6211
San Diego, CA2.3%5212
Otero, NM1.0%2202

Grant rate = granted / (granted + denied) for this nationality. These totals aggregate 2020–2026 court-nationality rows that met the source publication threshold (at least five cases in a court-year), so they are not all-time counts. Court mix, judge assignment, legal representation, and case facts all shift individual outcomes — historical rates are not a prediction. Open a court page to see its judges, or use the AsylumTracker app for judge-level nationality breakdowns.

Data: official EOIR records, updated 2026-07-01. Not legal advice.

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