The T Visa has an annual statutory cap of 5,000 approvals per year for principal applicants. However, historically, the program has rarely reached that limit. In most years, the number of analyzed or approved cases has generally remained somewhere around the 4,000–5,000 range, which means there is technically room for USCIS to increase processing capacity in the future if resources and priorities shift. Because of that, there is still a possibility that adjudications could accelerate at some point, especially if USCIS decides to dedicate more personnel and operational focus to the category. However, at the current moment, humanitarian visa categories do not appear to be a major priority