"Our lives is in jeopardy"
My God the hyperbole hurts. Look, you don't deserve anything by virtue of being a US citizen, aside from the right to reside here. The US government should stop paying for people to attend foreign schools so there is no cost to them for not considering US graduates of overseas schools in a special manner and wash their hands of the issue. I would rather take no one into my residency than an underqualified candidate. Fortunately that isn't a decision I would ever have to make because there are ample highly qualified graduates from overseas to consider. Nepotism is almost never the cause for these individuals getting a spot, it is generally their excellent board scores (250+ are easy to come by), research, and CV that win out. Who would you rather hire, a person with 250+ Step scores that is an attending within your field in their home country and has numerous publications or some scrub with a couple 209s that happens to be a citizen?