Immigration judge · New York - Broadway Immigration Court

Immigration Judge SSX

42.0% asylum grant rate across 255 merits decisions - below the 48.2% national average.

Data updated 2026-06-21

42.0%
Asylum grant rate
58.0%
Asylum denial rate
255
Asylum decisions

"SSX" is the anonymized judge code DOJ's Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) assigns in its public case-data release, not a verified public identity. EOIR does not publish immigration judges' full names in this dataset, so this code should not be read as confirming, or attributing these statistics to, any specific named individual. See our methodology for detail.

The verdict

Judge SSX granted asylum in 42.0% of the 255 cases decided on the merits at the New York - Broadway Immigration Court - below the 48.2% national rate.

42.0%
Asylum grant rate
58.0%
Asylum denial rate
255
Merits decisions, FY2015–2025
Statistical data only. Individual judge grant rates reflect historical case outcomes, case mix, nationalities handled, and legal representation rates all affect these numbers. This is not a prediction for any future case. Consult a licensed immigration attorney.

Case Insights: Judge SSX

Immigration Judge SSX decided 255 asylum cases on the merits at the New York - Broadway Immigration Court between FY2015 and FY2025. Of those, 107 were granted (42.0%) and 148 were denied (58.0%). That volume places Judge SSX among a lighter caseload at the New York - Broadway Immigration Court.

The gap between the grant rate and the denial rate is -16.0 percentage points, which categorizes this judge's outcome pattern as roughly balanced relative to national EOIR norms. Because every case before an immigration judge depends on nationality, relief type, representation status, and country conditions, these aggregate rates are not a predictor of any single future decision. TRAC Immigration and DOJ EOIR both caution readers to interpret judge-level rates as descriptive rather than prescriptive statistics.

The New York - Broadway Immigration Court itself has multiple judges whose grant rates can vary widely, so the best way to contextualize Judge SSX's numbers is to compare against court-wide figures and against peers on the same bench. The court page for New York - Broadway Immigration Court lists all sitting judges and their asylum grant rates, making side-by-side comparison of decision volumes and grant percentages straightforward for researchers, attorneys, and respondents.

Judges With a Similar Grant Rate

These are the immigration judges nationwide whose asylum grant rate is closest to Judge SSX's 42.0%, regardless of court.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Judge SSX's grant rate?
Immigration Judge SSX has an overall grant rate of 42.0% across 255 decisions at the New York - Broadway Immigration Court. The denial rate is 58.0%.
Where does Judge SSX serve?
Judge SSX serves at the New York - Broadway Immigration Court. You can view all judges and court-wide statistics on the court page.
How many cases has Judge SSX decided?
Judge SSX has decided 255 cases on record in DOJ EOIR data, including 107 grants and 148 denials.
Does a judge's grant rate predict my case outcome?
No. A judge's historical grant rate reflects aggregate outcomes across many different case types, nationalities, and circumstances. Individual outcomes depend on the facts of your case, the type of relief sought, country conditions, and the quality of legal representation. Always consult a licensed immigration attorney.

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Data from the DOJ Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) via FOIA bulk case data. Statistical information only, not legal advice.

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