On June 1, Immigration Judge Arya Ranasinghe walked into a Lower Manhattan courtroom with 121 cases on her docket for a single day, a workload that THE CITY reported was virtually unheard of in New York City before that morning. “I have such a voluminous docket today,” she said from the bench, then called it “some fun new adventure,” adding, “We do the best we can.” By the end of the day she had ordered nearly 40 people and their relatives deported, most of them because they never walked through the door.