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The high rejection rate in the New York office means that many more cases end up in immigration courts, which are part of the Justice Department, in what can be a costly and lengthy process. And ultimately the vast majority of the requests for asylum referred to New York immigration courts — close to nine in 10 in some years — were granted by judges, according to data analyzed by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University.
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