Source: official USCIS reports (the Immigration and Citizenship Data section on uscis.gov) and processing times from the USCIS website. The USCIS figures are as reported; we organize them by form, category and office.
Source: ICE and CBP data: arrests, detention, border apprehensions and 287(g) program participants. We take them from the open copies published by the Deportation Data Project (CC0).
Source: EOIR data (Executive Office for Immigration Review, US Department of Justice), released under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). I-GUIDE relies on official EOIR statistics but processes them with its own methodology, showing breakdowns that are closer to actual court practice than the summary official tables.
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How we calculate. We count only the lead respondent: a family of five is one decision, not five. Approval is any protection from removal granted by the judge: asylum, withholding of removal, CAT or other relief (TPS does not count). The approval rate is approved ÷ (approved + denied) among decisions at the final hearing; in absentia removals, denials without a hearing, and closed or terminated cases are not included. In the “All decisions” mode, any removal order counts as a denial, including in absentia orders and denials without a hearing. Data is grouped by calendar year (January–December), not by the EOIR fiscal year. More about the methodology
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EOIR data as of September 30, 2026
