Marina is correct. People are still eligible to apply for withholding of removal despite the new asylum ban if they entered through other countries.

#Immigration: to file an asylum, do I need to have status?

I agree with Mr. Capriotti. The important thing here is that you file for asylum within one year of your last entry into the US.

Travel document

You'll want to speak with an attorney to get a sure answer, but it sounds like no, you should not travel yet because your I-131 has not yet been...

Am I qualified to apply for asylum after one year in the United States, on a J1 status?

I agree with Marina that if you want to apply for Asylum, it would be a very good idea to enter Canada and reenter the US before filing the claim;...

Can you file Adjustment of status for derivative applicant who haven't been in the US for 90 days?

The 90-day rule you speak of is a presumption of misrepresentation based on doing certain activities that evidence immigrant intent after entering...

You can leave the US and reenter using the travel document you'd like to appear on your I-94 or, if you don't need it updated immediately, you can...

Can a Asylum EAD issued from California eligibile to work outsitde california?

You're eligible to work anywhere in the US as long as you have a valid EAD. If you move states, however, remember to file a Form AR-11 with USCIS...

Should wife reapply for new I130 now that I am citizen? Previous approved I130 was for "wife of permanent resident"?

No; you should be able to contact USCIS and have them change the category from F2A to Immediate Relative ("IR") for the I-130; assuming you have a...

When someone renounces US citizenship, why is it necessary to get certificate of loss nationality? Is it important to get it?

It's relevant for tax purposes. You should get it if you intend to continue doing business in the U.S. or have any other issues that would cause...

Can I apply for ead after 150 days of NTA reseheduled by the immigration court?

From your question, it isn't clear if you ever filed a Form I-589 with the immigration court or USCIS. If you did file a Form I-589 at some point,...