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Immigration judge Kimberly C. McBride

EOIR records Kimberly C. McBride as a serving immigration judge, code KCM, with 537 proceedings completed in the five fiscal years to 2025.

Cases, decisions and backlog

537
Proceedings completed, FY2021–2025
3.9% decided in absentia
5
Proceedings pending as of September 2026
Not ranked
Asylum grant rate
only 90 decided, under the 100 a rate needs here

This judge decided 90 asylum applications in the five fiscal years to 2025 — 46 granted and 44 denied. That is below the 100 this site needs before it will publish a rate, because at a hundred decisions the interval around one is already about nine points wide. A further 255 ended neither way.

By fiscal year

Immigration judge Kimberly C. McBride completed 7 proceedings in FY2025, against 0 in FY2016

Proceedings EOIR records this judge completing, by federal fiscal year. A year with no column is a year in which EOIR records no proceeding completed by this judge.

U.S. Department of Justice, Executive Office for Immigration Review — EOIR immigration court outcomes by judge, court and fiscal year

The figures behind this chart
Immigration judge Kimberly C. McBride completed 7 proceedings in FY2025, against 0 in FY2016. Proceedings EOIR records this judge completing, by federal fiscal year. A year with no column is a year in which EOIR records no proceeding completed by this judge.
Fiscal yearCompletedIn absentiaAsylum grantedAsylum deniedNeither
FY202570005
FY2024461194642219
FY20236620231
FY202230000
FY202100000
FY202000000
FY201910001
FY201800000
FY201700000
FY201600000

Complete fiscal years only. A proceeding is counted in the year it completed, which is not the year it was recorded, so this table is not a record of what arrived.

Where the proceedings were

Immigration courts where Kimberly C. McBride completed proceedings
CourtProceedings completed
Annandale, VA (WAS)522
Baltimore, MD (BAL)7
Annandale, VA (ANN)6
Eloy, AZ (ELO)1
Lumpkin, GA (SDC)1
Santa Ana, CA (SNC)1

The courts where EOIR records this judge completing proceedings, which is not the same as the courts they are assigned to: a judge is assigned to a median of three at once and as many as 72, and an assignment is not a posting.

Sources

Data retrieved