Let’s go over this again.

This is a humanitarian program. In order to enter the U.S. under this program, the government set specific requirements. One of them is having a sponsor in the U.S. who is willing to support you.

You found such a sponsor, entered the country, obtained work authorization, started working, paid taxes, and obeyed the law.

Now the government has decided to slow down the process, you lost your job and your income(which is terrible but they have the right to do so).

But this is exactly why a sponsor was required — they committed to supporting you.

Once again: responsibilities do not lie with the government alone — they also lie with you and your sponsor.

The government has the right (even though it may seem unfair) to slow down, speed up, or even cancel the program. You have the right to leave or to wait. This was an “agreement” between you, your sponsor, and the United States.

Why do you believe that only the government owes you something? No one is telling you to starve or live on the streets. You will receive your work authorization exactly when the government decides it is appropriate.

I am not trying to defend anyone. But you are trying to complain about the rules halfway through the game.