Generally, it's risky to travel outside the US while your asylum case is pending, as it may be considered abandonment of your claim.

You can travel outside the US with advance parole, but it's crucial to obtain permission before leaving to avoid jeopardizing your case.

Traveling abroad while your asylum case is pending can lead to complications; consult with an immigration attorney before making any travel plans.

If your asylum application is denied, you may be placed in removal proceedings, but you can appeal the decision or apply for other forms of relief.