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From FY2021 to FY2025, 149 of 403 asylum grant-or-denial records under judge code BCC at Chicago were grants (36.97%) and 254 were denials (63.03%). In the same years, the court recorded 51.24% and the national figure was 37.33%. EOIR data through 2026-08-31; past records do not predict an individual case.

Recorded grant share · Chicago · CHI

Grants 149 · Denials 254 · N 403
95% interval: 32.40%–41.79%

Judge code BCC
36.97%N 403
Chicago
51.24%N 10,725
United States · all courts
37.33%N 367,995

Among comparable judge codes at this court

24 judge codes at this court have 100 or more grant-or-denial records in FY2021–FY2025. Their recorded grant shares range from 12.07% to 81.48%; the median is 51.30%.
FY2026 so far
9.56%293 records through 2026-08-31 · court: 13.55%
Record coverage
5 courts with recordsFY2021–FY2026 · 11 court-years · Courts are not pooled
Hearing dates on calendar
8,499 master · 2,267 individualChicago · proceedings with hearing dates, 2026-09–2029-08Hearing schedule
Data through
2026-08-31EOIR records · official listing: Chicago, checked 2026-09-16Data and sources

Historical outcomes by court

Each row is a fiscal year at the court stored on the dated record. Courts are not pooled; an official listing never moves old results to a new court. Small groups remain visible and are labeled.

Judge figures group saved asylum outcomes by the judge code on each EOIR proceeding. The code identifies the assigned judge; these records do not verify who personally made every application decision. How judge figures work

Recorded grant share by fiscal year at Chicago

0%25%50%75%100%FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025FY202633.33%52.78%42.59%40.00%27.14%9.56%45.97%61.95%60.52%60.38%35.78%13.55%37.13%46.12%47.28%43.52%23.13%
  • Judge code BCC
  • Chicago
  • United States · all courts
National figures are published for FY2021–FY2025. A broken ring marks a value from fewer than 100 records.
Recorded grant and denial outcomes · EOIR dated records
Completion FYRecorded grant shareTotal (N)Grant recordsDenial records95% interval
Chicago · CHIExplore this court's full context
FY2026Partial year9.56%293282656.69%–13.46%
FY202527.14%1403810220.46%–35.05%
FY202440.00%Small sample65263928.97%–52.14%
FY202342.59%Small sample54233130.33%–55.84%
FY202252.78%Small sample72383441.40%–63.87%
FY202133.33%Small sample72244823.53%–44.82%
Miami · MIAExplore this court's full context
FY2025100.00%Small sample11020.65%–100.00%
FY20240.00%Small sample2020.00%–65.76%
Dallas · DALExplore this court's full context
FY2024100.00%Small sample44051.01%–100.00%
Santa Ana · SNCExplore this court's full context
FY20240.00%Small sample303<0.01%–56.15%
Houston – Greenspoint Park · HGPExplore this court's full context
FY2022100.00%Small sample11020.65%–100.00%

Small sample: fewer than 100 grant or denial records. This share can swing widely.

These records do not predict an individual result or measure judge quality. A person may have more than one proceeding.

Source cutoff: 2026-08-31 · eoir-2026-08-judge-records-v2 · Source files and checks · Attribution details

Historical grant and denial records by nationality

Nationality groups count grant and denial proceedings in FY2021–FY2025, not people.

The dated results have a different coverage period and do not contain individual nationality. Small groups can change sharply.

Recorded judge × court × nationality · FY2021–FY2025 and each fiscal year
Recorded nationalityFY2021–FY2025 · pooledTotal (N)Court · same nationalityFY2025FY2024FY2023FY2022FY2021
Chicago
Mexico15.00%Small sample4031.05% · N 1,0500 / 101 / 110 / 33 / 92 / 7
Guatemala5.26%Small sample3830.19% · N 7850 / 122 / 60 / 20 / 70 / 11
El Salvador11.76%Small sample3438.74% · N 4620 / 21 / 41 / 91 / 81 / 11
Honduras19.35%Small sample3140.13% · N 9120 / 62 / 20 / 61 / 33 / 14
Venezuela67.86%Small sample2867.17% · N 1,18216 / 222 / 5——1 / 1
India30.77%Small sample2632.08% · N 5580 / 91 / 66 / 60 / 11 / 4
Nicaragua57.69%Small sample2660.07% · N 9198 / 160 / 11 / 33 / 33 / 3
Nigeria42.31%Small sample2662.77% · N 5050 / 42 / 81 / 64 / 44 / 4
China54.55%Small sample2264.41% · N 3991 / 22 / 32 / 35 / 112 / 3
Russia75.00%Small sample2080.86% · N 7214 / 95 / 54 / 4—2 / 2
Colombia0.00%Small sample1627.47% · N 5460 / 150 / 1———
Kirghizia (Kyrgyzstan)60.00%Small sample1562.60% · N 2625 / 91 / 10 / 12 / 21 / 2
Ecuador9.09%Small sample1116.47% · N 3340 / 7——1 / 4—
Moldavia (Moldova)71.43%Small sample789.20% · N 1761 / 10 / 1—4 / 5—
Peru20.00%Small sample515.85% · N 821 / 5————
Somalia100.00%Small sample471.43% · N 28—2 / 2—2 / 2—
Democratic Republic Of Congo33.33%Small sample368.75% · N 320 / 1——1 / 10 / 1
Gambia66.67%Small sample380.00% · N 15—0 / 11 / 11 / 1—
Philippines100.00%Small sample375.00% · N 4———3 / 3—
Rwanda33.33%Small sample335.71% · N 14——1 / 3——
Ukraine33.33%Small sample382.61% · N 46—1 / 1—0 / 10 / 1
Cameroon100.00%Small sample285.07% · N 67————2 / 2
Cuba0.00%Small sample247.17% · N 530 / 2————
Egypt100.00%Small sample284.44% · N 451 / 1—1 / 1——
Former Countries (YO)0.00%Small sample20.00% · N 6————0 / 2
Guinea100.00%Small sample241.67% · N 24——1 / 11 / 1—
Haiti50.00%Small sample235.90% · N 780 / 1——1 / 1—
Iran100.00%Small sample290.00% · N 10——1 / 11 / 1—
Kazakhstan50.00%Small sample265.45% · N 550 / 11 / 1———
Syria100.00%Small sample282.50% · N 40—1 / 1—1 / 1—
Vietnam100.00%Small sample258.26% · N 115——2 / 2——
Belarus100.00%Small sample190.70% · N 86———1 / 1—
Ethiopia100.00%Small sample192.31% · N 26———1 / 1—
Georgia0.00%Small sample187.50% · N 16————0 / 1
Ghana0.00%Small sample158.97% · N 39—0 / 1———
Hungary0.00%Small sample10.00% · N 3—0 / 1———
Iraq100.00%Small sample181.13% · N 53————1 / 1
Jordan0.00%Small sample159.52% · N 42——0 / 1——
Latvia100.00%Small sample1100.00% · N 1——1 / 1——
Macedonia100.00%Small sample171.43% · N 7—1 / 1———
Mauritania100.00%Small sample134.04% · N 47—1 / 1———
Monaco0.00%Small sample10.00% · N 10 / 1————
Mongolia100.00%Small sample167.80% · N 59———1 / 1—
Nepal0.00%Small sample110.00% · N 100 / 1————
Pakistan100.00%Small sample156.90% · N 581 / 1————
Sri Lanka0.00%Small sample170.59% · N 17—0 / 1———
Thailand100.00%Small sample145.45% · N 11————1 / 1
Turkiye0.00%Small sample183.33% · N 102————0 / 1
Uzbekistan0.00%Small sample153.85% · N 260 / 1————
Vanuatu0.00%Small sample10.00% · N 10 / 1————
Dallas
Afghanistan100.00%Small sample477.42% · N 62—4 / 4———
Miami · MIA
Chile0.00%Small sample113.18% · N 129—0 / 1———
Haiti0.00%Small sample112.76% · N 682—0 / 1———
Venezuela100.00%Small sample136.61% · N 9561 / 1————
Santa Ana
Colombia0.00%Small sample36.33% · N 1,249—0 / 3———
Houston – Greenspoint Park
Nicaragua100.00%Small sample110.34% · N 706———1 / 1—

Small sample: fewer than 100 grant or denial records. This share can swing widely. Each fiscal year shows grants / N; — means no grant or denial record that year.

Judge means the code saved on the proceeding, not independently verified decision authorship. Flags are visual aids for mapped source categories; historical, unknown and non-geographic categories remain text-only.

EOIR CASE nationality aggregates · eoir-2026-08-nationality-complete-v1 · Download complete counts

Hearing schedule

One proceeding record is not necessarily a separate hearing session.

Chicago · CHI · All proceedings · 2026-09–2029-08

Asylum-associated records are a subset of All proceedings.

Schedule display range: 2026-09–2029-08 (36 months)

Same count scale for both hearing types. Browse horizontally to see all 36 months.

Proceedings

Master Calendar Hearings

Individual / Merits Hearings

Months with no retained records show 0.

Retained schedule records exist outside the displayed months.

Monthly counts are available for all recorded courts below.

Chicago · CHI

Monthly counts

Brendan C. Curran · BCC · Chicago · CHI · 2026-09–2029-08 · All proceedings · Asylum-associated proceedings · Proceedings with recorded hearing dates · EOIR · 2026-08 edition
MonthAll proceedings · Master proceedingsAll proceedings · Individual proceedingsAsylum-associated proceedings · Master proceedingsAsylum-associated proceedings · Individual proceedings
2026-099275353138
2026-106415037539
2026-116383443827
2026-125954138032
2027-016345237242
2027-026224036727
2027-035197929971
2027-043496023451
2027-052825215340
2027-062266614956
2027-073196019855
2027-082116714858
2027-092097413567
2027-102315712953
2027-11101636160
2027-12149419137
2028-01133698561
2028-02156738160
2028-032617410864
2028-04169576545
2028-05223729854
2028-06238629552
2028-071507410364
2028-08113737167
2028-09164532649
2028-10477167
2028-1175783878
2028-12109653659
2029-0151633554
2029-02053048
2029-03080073
2029-04076065
2029-05073067
2029-06060049
2029-07076064
2029-08070058

Retained: 10,996Excluded: 3,560Unable to confirm: 44Source files and checks

Oakdale · OAK

Retained: 0Excluded: 0Unable to confirm: 0Source files and checks

Dated result records

Nationality and representation selections do not filter this list. Case identifiers and personal attributes are not included.

Results for the current selection

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These dates belong to proceedings associated with the recorded judge code. They do not establish when that person served or who made the application decision.

Monthly record distribution for this selection

Filtered records by court and fiscal year

All eight saved result categories · same filters as the result list
Historical record courtFiscal yearGrantedDeniedRecorded as abandonedRecorded as withdrawnRecorded as not adjudicatedRecorded as administratively closedOther recorded categoriesNo application result recordedTotal records

Each row totals its eight categories using the current filters. Fiscal years run from 10-01 through 09-30.

One row per eligible proceeding · latest completion date first
Proceeding completion dateHistorical record courtSaved application result

Counts use stored proceeding completion dates and judge codes. Later source releases may revise earlier records.

Source cutoff: 2026-08-31 · eoir-2026-08-judge-records-v2 · Source files and checks

Recorded BIA appeals associated with this judge code

These records are linked to proceedings carrying this EOIR judge code in the 2026-08 source snapshot. The data do not establish that the coded judge personally issued the decision under BIA review.

Historical decision FY2021–FY2025 pooled · respondent-filed appeals (A)

This judge code has an unresolved identity or name association. Its BIA row is unavailable; this is not a zero count.

Questions about these records

Is this the judge’s asylum approval or denial rate?

It is the recorded grant share: of 403 asylum grant-or-denial records under judge code BCC at Chicago in FY2021–FY2025, 149 were grants (36.97%) and 254 were denials (63.03%).

Withdrawals, abandonment, administrative closure and other outcomes are outside this denominator. The judge code identifies the assigned judge; it does not prove who decided each application.

Why do other websites show a different number?

Publications count different things. This page counts asylum applications that ended in a grant or a denial in EOIR’s public CASE data, by fiscal year, at the court stored on each proceeding, and never pools courts.

Other reports may count other relief, such as withholding of removal or protection under the Convention Against Torture, count decisions rather than proceedings, combine courts or use other years. Compare the period, the population and N before comparing percentages.

Why are courts listed separately?

Each record keeps the court stored on its proceeding. This judge code has grant or denial records at 5 courts. They are shown separately and never pooled, and the official listing does not move older records to a new court.

Why is FY2026 marked as a partial year?

Fiscal year 2026 runs from 2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30, and the source data end on 2026-08-31. FY2026 figures cover only part of the year, so they are not compared with complete years.

What does a small sample mean here?

When fewer than 100 grant or denial records stand behind a share, one or two decisions can move it by several percentage points. Such figures are marked † or labeled as a small sample, and the 95% interval shows how wide the uncertainty is.

Where does this judge hear cases now?

EOIR’s official hearing directory, checked 2026-09-16, lists this name at Chicago.

Under this judge code, the 2026-08 EOIR edition records hearing dates from 2026-09 to 2029-08 at Chicago: 8,499 master and 2,267 individual proceedings.

A listing or a scheduled date does not establish a sole duty station.

Can these numbers predict my case?

No. They describe past records under a judge code. The outcome of a case depends on its own facts, evidence and law. For advice about your case, talk to a qualified lawyer or accredited representative.

Data and sources

Source cutoff: · eoir-2026-08-judge-source-coverage-v1

Dated asylum records and recorded grants or denials are available by court and fiscal year.

Result record coverage

23,053Associated proceeding records
11,661Proceedings linked to asylum applications
3,839Eligible dated asylum records
707Dated grant or denial records

All courts and all stored dates in this source edition. These coverage counts do not change with the result-list filters.

Historical record courts
26
Earliest recorded completion FY
FY1997
Latest recorded completion FY
FY2026 · Partial year
Why some source records are outside the dated results
  • 7,810 eligible asylum records have no completion date.
  • 9,015 eligible asylum records have no application result; 1,232 of them appear in the dated list. 7,783 records lack both a usable completion date and an application result. The missing-date and missing-result counts overlap.
  • 12 asylum-linked proceedings have conflicting saved application results.

A blank date or result does not establish a pending case, an undecided application, or the absence of a decision. Missing dates are not assigned to an assumed fiscal year.

All eligible dated result categories are included through the source cutoff, without aggregate suppression filters.

Source cutoff: 2026-08-31 · FY2026 is incomplete. Earlier stored dates may predate a judge’s appointment because assignment and saved completion date describe different events.

Nationality and representation selections do not filter this list. Case identifiers and personal attributes are not included.

Available historical coverage

Source coverage includes all normalized dated records for this identity. It is not verified decision authorship or a complete case history.

Coverage counting rules

Counts describe stored proceedings associated with the judge code, not unique cases, people, or verified decision authorship. Asylum applications are combined per proceeding using the same joins and conflict rules as the dated list.

11,649 asylum-linked proceedings meet the proceeding-type, case-link and result-consistency rules. These eligible records split into missing dates, invalid dates, dates after the cutoff, and dated records through the cutoff.

The dated list includes all saved result categories, including a blank result. Grant share uses only dated grants divided by dated grants plus denials; other categories are excluded.

These are saved results on proceedings assigned to the selected judge in EOIR data, not independently verified decision authorship. The application result has no separate decision timestamp. Completion dates may reflect a different event or later edits.

Each row represents one eligible proceeding after duplicate application rows are combined. Identical dates and results can appear multiple times. A person may have multiple proceedings. Within-day order does not indicate the sequence of decisions.

The public timeline includes all eight saved result categories and all stored completion years through the source cutoff. Conflicting application outcomes and inconsistent case joins remain excluded. Complete records can reconstruct counts hidden in legacy aggregate tables; those tables no longer provide a non-reconstruction guarantee.

Official court listing

Directory checked: EOIR hearing directory

On the checked official listing

An official listing may include supervisory or multiple-court assignments; it does not establish a sole duty station.

Hearing schedule sources

Schedule filtering and source checks

The 2026-08 EOIR edition is grouped using a source cutoff of 2026-08-31. Counts describe proceeding records with retained future hearing dates, grouped by the judge and court codes stored on each schedule record. Records with a handling reason and other excluded records are kept outside the counts; records that cannot be confirmed are listed separately. All proceedings includes the reliably identified asylum-associated subset.

Later recorded hearing dates are included in the source coverage summary.

All proceedings · future hearing dates through 2036-08-31

These source coverage counts include all proceedings and do not change with the proceedings filter above.

Chicago

Retained: 10,996Excluded: 3,560Unable to confirm: 44

Raw Master and Individual records
14,600
Unconfirmed proportion
0.30%
Recorded handling reason
3,554
Inconsistent case links
1
Recorded proceeding completion
6
Multiple future records without a handling reason
43
Historical schedule records
34,911
Future schedule records
14,615
Other schedule types
392
Retained records outside the displayed range
230
Reliable asylum association
29,533
No identifiable asylum association
19,992
Unlinked asylum records
1
Update precedes entry date
38

Oakdale

Retained: 0Excluded: 0Unable to confirm: 0

Raw Master and Individual records
0
Unconfirmed proportion
Not calculable
Historical schedule records
9
Other schedule types
9
No identifiable asylum association
9
View schedule counting rules
Source files, versions and checks

BIA appeal sources

BIA scope and counting rules

These are historical pooled counts, not a judge score or a current pattern. This product has no annual judge-code breakdown. DIS does not prove this judge was affirmed; REM is not an asylum grant; SUS is not a final asylum outcome.

Recorded BIA disposition patterns can change over time. These FY2021–FY2025 counts are not a permanent characteristic of this judge code. Changes may coincide with law, policy, administration, BIA composition, case mix or backlog; these descriptive data do not establish a cause.

All-party source coverage is separate from the respondent-filed table. National parent appeal events: 119,252 · Linked to a stored judge code: 119,155.

Respondent-filed source events: 109,995 · Linked to a stored judge code: 109,915 · Published respondent-filed events: 67,156 · Respondent-filed events with identity limitations: 42,759.

Judge code: BCC · Stored source field: B_TblProceeding.IJ_CODE · Population: bia-decided-stored-judge-chronology-clean-1.

Disposition date basis: tblAppeal.datBIADecision · Historical period: 2020-10-01–2025-09-30 · Source cutoff: 2026-08-31.

The stored code is an association in the snapshot, not proof of decision authorship or assignment when the original decision was issued. Today’s judge directory and court listing describe current context only.

Source versions and checks

Coverage and source versions are listed separately from publication, acquisition and later checks. A check does not extend the records beyond their cutoff.

EOIR public CASE data

Used on this page: Dated results, historical outcomes and saved hearing schedules

Historical result coverageFY1997–FY2026 · Partial year: FY2026

Source edition2026-08

Source snapshot cutoff

The first and last available fiscal years bound this range; intervening years may have no records. Saved hearing dates and BIA disposition periods have separate coverage.

Standard comparison periodFY2021–FY2025

Source obtained or reviewed for this edition

Official source recheck ·

Source reachable at the last check; its contents have not been compared with this edition yet

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