Immigration judge

Ana Lorena Quiros

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Public EOIR asylum decision statistics

Status
active
Data source
EOIR Case Data

Grant rate

24.4%

104 / 426

Total decisions

426

Merits decision sample in current public statistics

Grant rate

24.4%

Grants: 104

Denial rate

75.6%

Denials: 322

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.

Ana Lorena Quiros was appointed as an immigration judge to begin hearing cases in November 2024. Judge Quiros earned a Bachelor of Science in 1994 from the University of Miami and a Juris Doctor in 2001 from Nova Southeastern University with a Certificate of International Concentration. From 2021 to 2024, she was in private practice as the president at the law firm Quiros Law PLLC in Florida, where she represented noncitizens before EOIR and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), Department of Homeland Security (DHS). From 2019 to 2021, she served as an asylum officer, Refugee Asylum and International Operations Directorate, USCIS, DHS in Miami. From 2017 to 2019, she was a managing attorney for Catholic Charities Legal Services of the Archdiocese of Miami (CCLS) in the following roles: director for the New American Defender Program (2017-2021) and director of the Citizenship & Immigration Reform Programs (2015-2021). From 2015 to 2017, she worked as a staff attorney at CCLS. From 2003 to 2015, she was in private practice as a solo practitioner and later partner at Russell, Quiros PA. From 2001 to 2003, she worked as a staff attorney for CCLS in Miami. Judge Quiros is a member of the Florida Bar.

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Source: TRAC Judge Report · View original report

Outcome distribution

Grants104 / 426
Denials322 / 426
Other relief0 / 426

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Guatemala

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Total decisions

58

Grants

13

Denials

45

Grant rate: 22.4%Denial rate: 77.6%

Honduras

Sufficient sample
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Total decisions

55

Grants

4

Denials

51

Grant rate: 7.3%Denial rate: 92.7%

Spain

Sufficient sample
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Total decisions

52

Grants

4

Denials

48

Grant rate: 7.7%Denial rate: 92.3%

Cameroon

Sufficient sample
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Total decisions

51

Grants

34

Denials

17

Grant rate: 66.7%Denial rate: 33.3%

Venezuela

Sufficient sample
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Total decisions

48

Grants

4

Denials

44

Grant rate: 8.3%Denial rate: 91.7%

Peru

Sufficient sample
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Total decisions

34

Grants

2

Denials

32

Grant rate: 5.9%Denial rate: 94.1%

Colombia

Moderate sample
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Total decisions

23

Grants

1

Denials

22

Grant rate: 4.3%Denial rate: 95.7%

Niue

Moderate sample
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Total decisions

18

Grants

7

Denials

11

Grant rate: 38.9%Denial rate: 61.1%

Mexico

Moderate sample
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Total decisions

17

Grants

5

Denials

12

Grant rate: 29.4%Denial rate: 70.6%

Ethiopia

Moderate sample
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Total decisions

12

Grants

10

Denials

2

Grant rate: 83.3%Denial rate: 16.7%

Haiti

Small sample
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Total decisions

9

Grants

2

Denials

7

Grant rate: 22.2%Denial rate: 77.8%

Afghanistan

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Total decisions

7

Grants

6

Denials

1

Grant rate: 85.7%Denial rate: 14.3%

St. Barthélemy

Small sample
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Total decisions

7

Grants

0

Denials

7

Grant rate: 0.0%Denial rate: 100.0%

Ecuador

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Total decisions

4

Grants

0

Denials

4

Grant rate: 0.0%Denial rate: 100.0%

Guinea

Small sample
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Total decisions

4

Grants

3

Denials

1

Grant rate: 75.0%Denial rate: 25.0%

Brazil

Small sample
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Total decisions

2

Grants

1

Denials

1

Grant rate: 50.0%Denial rate: 50.0%

Côte d’Ivoire

Small sample
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Total decisions

2

Grants

0

Denials

2

Grant rate: 0.0%Denial rate: 100.0%

Eritrea

Small sample
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Total decisions

2

Grants

0

Denials

2

Grant rate: 0.0%Denial rate: 100.0%

Georgia

Small sample
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Total decisions

2

Grants

2

Denials

0

Grant rate: 100.0%Denial rate: 0.0%

Nicaragua

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Total decisions

2

Grants

0

Denials

2

Grant rate: 0.0%Denial rate: 100.0%

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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