Why is the approval rate of international students applying for asylum high?

There has never been such a statement and there is no such practical conclusion. Judging from the actual asylum interviews and the experience of asylum courts in California, Texas and New Jersey, immigration officials' approval or refusal is not based on identity at all. They are professional, belong to federal immigration officers, and do not belong to a certain state, part of a certain class or a certain crowd or job.

Strict implementation of asylum evaluation criteria;

1. The applicant has been persecuted in the past, or is really afraid of persecution, which is the so-called well-founded fear.

2. The persecution suffered by the applicant is based on race, religion, nationality, political views or belonging to a social group, that is, the fear of persecution is reasonable. Applicants must prove that they have been persecuted in the past or have reason to believe that they will be persecuted.