How long will it take to repatriate after the failure of political asylum in the United States?

After submitting asylum applications to the Immigration Bureau, some applicants still have legal status, while others have lost their legal status.

If you lose your legal status, there are usually small courts, big courts, and even appeal courts or federal circuit courts to get asylum green cards so many times.

But those asylum seekers who still have legal status have only one chance: an interview. If the interview fails, the whole asylum application will be over, and you will still return to your current legal identity until your identity expires or you change to another identity.

What should applicants in your state do if the interview is rejected? Just give up, then return to your present status and leave the country at dark? Or don't give up, continue to work hard and turn the situation around? How to reverse it?

First, the immigration officer in the asylum center may also make mistakes.

Second, as long as the reasons are clearly stated, the asylum center will still correct the mistakes, even if it is clearly stated that you are not allowed to complain or refute.

Third, even if the interview fails, don't give up easily, calmly analyze the reasons for the failure and try to save it. Therefore, my compatriots who are going to interview, first of all, I hope that your interview will be successful. But if the interview fails, don't give up easily.