Immigration judge

Rifian S Newaz

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Public EOIR asylum decision statistics

Status
active
Data source
EOIR Case Data

Grant rate

27.9%

361 / 1294

Total decisions

1294

Merits decision sample in current public statistics

Grant rate

27.9%

Grants: 361

Denial rate

72.1%

Denials: 933

Other relief rate

0.0%

Other relief: 0

Judge profile

This profile is summarized from public sources for background context only. It is not an ImmJudge evaluation.

Attorney General William Barr appointed Rifian S. Newaz to begin hearing cases in May 2019.Judge Newaz earned a Bachelor of Arts in 2001 from Rice University and a Juris Doctor in 2004from the University of Texas School of Law. From 2018 to 2019, he was of counsel for the lawfirm of Davis & Santos. From 2011 to 2018, he served as an assistant U.S. attorney for the Western District of Texas, Department of Justice, in El Paso, Texas. From 2004 to 2010, heserved as an assistant district attorney for the Harris County District Attorney’s Office in Houston, Texas. Judge Newaz is a member of the Texas State Bar.

This summary is based on public material and may not reflect the latest assignment information.

Source: TRAC Judge Report · View original report

Outcome distribution

Grants361 / 1294
Denials933 / 1294
Other relief0 / 1294

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Venezuela

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Total decisions

307

Grants

144

Denials

163

Grant rate: 46.9%Denial rate: 53.1%

Cuba

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Total decisions

255

Grants

59

Denials

196

Grant rate: 23.1%Denial rate: 76.9%

Honduras

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Total decisions

170

Grants

3

Denials

167

Grant rate: 1.8%Denial rate: 98.2%

Niue

Sufficient sample
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Total decisions

104

Grants

27

Denials

77

Grant rate: 26.0%Denial rate: 74.0%

Mexico

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Total decisions

84

Grants

1

Denials

83

Grant rate: 1.2%Denial rate: 98.8%

Spain

Sufficient sample
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Total decisions

55

Grants

7

Denials

48

Grant rate: 12.7%Denial rate: 87.3%

Nepal

Sufficient sample
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Total decisions

50

Grants

36

Denials

14

Grant rate: 72.0%Denial rate: 28.0%

Colombia

Sufficient sample
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Total decisions

48

Grants

3

Denials

45

Grant rate: 6.3%Denial rate: 93.8%

Guatemala

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Total decisions

46

Grants

3

Denials

43

Grant rate: 6.5%Denial rate: 93.5%

Cameroon

Moderate sample
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Total decisions

22

Grants

17

Denials

5

Grant rate: 77.3%Denial rate: 22.7%

Russia

Moderate sample
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Total decisions

19

Grants

16

Denials

3

Grant rate: 84.2%Denial rate: 15.8%

Eritrea

Moderate sample
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Total decisions

13

Grants

7

Denials

6

Grant rate: 53.8%Denial rate: 46.2%

Central African Republic

Moderate sample
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Total decisions

12

Grants

7

Denials

5

Grant rate: 58.3%Denial rate: 41.7%

Peru

Moderate sample
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Total decisions

11

Grants

0

Denials

11

Grant rate: 0.0%Denial rate: 100.0%

Romania

Moderate sample
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Total decisions

10

Grants

0

Denials

10

Grant rate: 0.0%Denial rate: 100.0%

Ecuador

Small sample
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Total decisions

8

Grants

0

Denials

8

Grant rate: 0.0%Denial rate: 100.0%

Afghanistan

Small sample
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Total decisions

7

Grants

4

Denials

3

Grant rate: 57.1%Denial rate: 42.9%

Sri Lanka

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Total decisions

6

Grants

2

Denials

4

Grant rate: 33.3%Denial rate: 66.7%

Democratic Republic Of Congo

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Total decisions

5

Grants

0

Denials

5

Grant rate: 0.0%Denial rate: 100.0%

India

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Total decisions

5

Grants

2

Denials

3

Grant rate: 40.0%Denial rate: 60.0%

These statistics come from public EOIR data. They reflect historical statistics only, are not legal advice, and cannot predict any individual case outcome.

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