Why do students have a higher success rate in running political asylum?

I have been an immigration lawyer in new york for five years. Let me answer your question:

Political asylum is best in new york or Los Angeles, two pro-immigrant cities with the highest passing rate in the United States. The difference between the two cities is that the interview pass rate in Los Angeles is high, but the court pass rate is not high; New york's interview pass rate is not high, but the court pass rate is very high, about 70%.

I suggest that you do better in new york than in California, because the procedure for applying for political asylum is to interview first, and then go to court if the interview fails. If you fail in the interview in California, your chances of getting an identity in court are slim. In new york, even if you fail in the interview, you still have the opportunity to go to court, and you can apply for a C8 card (work permit) to work freely and legally during this time, and you can also file tax returns, get a driver's license, apply for a social security number and apply for free medical insurance.

The student visa allows you to rest for two months, because you have to leave your identity and apply for political asylum, so that you can interview and go to court. If the student visa is to be hacked, the easiest way is not to go to class and drop out of school for two months. The school will naturally revoke your student visa. If your identity is hacked, it is no problem to apply for political asylum.

I still suggest that you take political asylum in new york, and your chances of getting a green card are higher than those in California. If you have any questions, please contact me in the station, and I will provide you with free consultation. You can weigh the pros and cons before deciding which city to go to.