Immigration Courts recorded receiving 1,155,024 new cases so far in FY 2024 as of March 2024. This compares with 434,996 cases that the court completed during this period.

According to court records, only 0.35% of FY 2024 new cases sought deportation orders based on any alleged criminal activity of the immigrant, apart from possible illegal entry.

Immigration Court recorded closing 434,996 cases so far in FY 2024 as of March 2024.

At the end of March 2024, 3,524,051 active cases were pending before the Immigration Court.

At the end of March 2024, out of the total backlog of 3,524,051 cases, 1,217,074 immigrants have already filed formal asylum applications and are now waiting for asylum hearings or decisions in Immigration Court.

Miami-Dade County, FL, has the most residents with pending Immigration Court deportation cases (as of the end of March 2024).

So far this fiscal year (through March 2024), immigration judges have issued removal and voluntary departure orders in 35.1% of completed cases, totaling 140,644 deportation orders.

Among Immigration Court cases completed in March 2024, immigrants in Wyoming had the highest proportion ordered removed. Vermont residents had the lowest proportion ordered removed.

So far in FY 2024 (through March 2024), immigrants from Honduras top list of nationalities with largest number ordered deported.

Only 14.9% of immigrants, including unaccompanied children, had an attorney to assist them in Immigration Court cases when a removal order was issued in March 2024 .

Immigration judges have held 13,233 bond hearings so far in FY 2024 (through March 2024). Of these 3,888 were granted bond.