Стоит ли переждать Трампа? Как понять своего иммиграционного судью?

Many immigrants are trying to postpone their cases to wait out the Donald Trump administration. But can waiting really help, or will it only make matters worse? In this episode, immigration attorney Alex Tovaryan explains who might benefit from taking their time with a case, the risks of deliberately delaying the process, and how the court might view such a strategy. We also discuss: • When waiting can work to the applicant's advantage; • When postponing a case becomes dangerous; • What legal ways exist to gain additional time; • What the court might consider an abuse of process; • Can you trust immigration judge statistics; • Why a high approval rate doesn't guarantee victory; • What factors actually influence a judge's decision today; If you don't have an immigration lawyer or are unsure about your current one, write to me at https://t.me/AndreyBurtsev. I'll give you the contact information for a reliable specialist. Timestamps: 00:00 Should we wait out the Trump administration? 01:03 What has changed in the work of immigration judges 04:07 What cases can be won today 05:11 Who benefits from a postponement 07:25 When waiting starts to hurt 09:19 The main risks of delaying a case 11:34 How to legally reschedule a court date 13:36 Abuse of postponements and relocations 16:15 How to evaluate your immigration judge 20:35 Why judge statistics change 22:51 What really influences a judge's decision 24:58 A dangerous mistake when filing Form I-589 26:39 Should you be afraid of a postponement? 28:14 Can a lawyer compensate a strict judge? 30:06 The main advice before trial YOU can support our channel: 🍩 Donate on YouTube 🍩 Donate - https://www.donationalerts.com/r/teachbk 👉 STORE Useful products from TeachBK - https://bit.ly/3SQrxEL You can contact us via the TeachBK Telegram chat (Admins Ilya Kiselev and Andrey Burtsev) 🔗 Our TeachBK Telegram community - https://t.me/teachBK 🔗 Telegram - Adaptation in the USA - https://t.me/TeachbkUSA #USA_Immigration #USA_Asylum #ImmigrationCourt #PoliticalAsylum #Trump #Goods #Lawyer #teachbk