What is the immigration court grant rate for Syria nationals?

Syria nationals sit in the upper third of tracked nationalities at 79.6% across 1,772 merits decisions (DOJ EOIR FY2015–2025).

How many immigration court cases involve Syria nationals?

Syria is a heavy-corpus nationality with 1,772 asylum merits decisions FY2015–2025 (1,411 granted, 361 denied) - #41 of 196 by caseload.

Do grant rates vary by immigration court for Syria nationals?

Yes. Syria's 79.6% national-row rate already sits well above the 48.3% overall average; court-level spreads can widen that further depending on judge mix and case type.

Is this data predictive of individual case outcomes?

No. Syria's 79.6% upper-third aggregate still mixes courts, judges, relief types, and counsel rates, it is not a forecast for any one merits hearing. Consult a licensed immigration attorney.

By Nationality

Asylum outcomes by nationality · FY2015–2025

Syria: US Asylum Outcomes

Name: Syria US Immigration Court Outcomes
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Published: 2025-09-30
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Signature read: Syria runs +31.3 pp above the 48.3% national average, the strongest gap stamp on this page. Merits volume is heavy-corpus at 1,772 decisions FY2015–2025 (#41 of 196).

Compiled by PlainImmigration

Data updated 2026-09-05

79.6%
Asylum grant rate: 20.4%
Asylum denial rate: 1,772
Asylum decisions

Syria in one line

Syria's asylum grant rate is 79.6% (upper-third grant rate, above the 48.3% national average) across 1,772 FY2015-2025 merits decisions (heavy-corpus volume).

79.6%
Asylum grant rate · Upper-third grant rate: 1,772
Merits decisions · Heavy-corpus volume: +31.3 pp
vs. national average: 20.4%
Asylum denial rate

Syria nationals' merits outcome mix

1,772merits decisions FY2015–2025

Granted1,411(80%)Denied361(20%)

Statistical data only. Syria's 79.6% upper-third grant history still mixes courts, case types, and counsel rates, not a forecast for a future merits hearing. Consult a licensed immigration attorney.

Syria vs all nationalities by asylum grant rate

Where this nationality's FY2015–2025 asylum grant rate sits among every tracked nationality (a case-outcome measure, not a quality ranking)

79.6% 19th of 196 higher than 177 of 196 nationalities

Nationalities, banded by asylum grant rate

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Source DOJ EOIR asylum merits decisions · FY2015–2025

Syria grant-rate neighbors

Upper-third grant-rate neighbors for Syria (79.6%): ABS-closest nationalities on the FY2015–2025 merits ladder, with the 48.3% national average marked.

Uganda

80.4%

Russia

79.9%

Syria

79.6%

Djibouti

79.1%

Ukraine

78.9%

Yugoslavia

78.5%

China

77.9%

Kosovo

77.7%

Albania

77.3%

Afghanistan

76.1%

Ethiopia

75.4%

Iraq

74.6%

Nationalities with a similar asylum caseload

Heavy-corpus nationality peers by merits volume, orthogonal to the ABS(grant-rate) neighbors above.

Kyrgyzstan · 1,672 merits · 70.8% grant
Iran · 1,904 merits · 69.4% grant
Vietnam · 1,576 merits · 46.7% grant
Soviet Union · 1,569 merits · 89.4% grant

Heavy-corpus nationality Syria: 1,772 FY2015–2025 merits in DOJ EOIR FOIA data. Statistical information only, not legal advice.

Read our methodology - how Syria's 1,772-decision EOIR nationality row is sourced, computed, and verified.

DOJ Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) FOIA bulk case data for Syria nationals; gap vs national average +31.3 pp. PlainImmigration computed grant/denial aggregates FY2015–FY2025; Merits volume is heavy-corpus at 1,772 decisions FY2015–2025 (#41 of 196).

Source: U.S. EOIR, Immigration Court Statistics Syria asylum merits outcomes FY2015–2025 · 2025 Accessed 2026-09-05

Every figure on PlainImmigration is rendered directly from federal immigration court records, no number is typed in by an editor. Syria's grant-rate and caseload figures are recomputed live from the EOIR case-level extract on every request, never hand-typed. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error. Data current as of 2026-09-05.