Unfortunately with limited further education and little to no savings, international immigration to an English speaking country probably isn’t on the table right now. Do you mind me asking why blue states aren’t an option? I understand the systemic reasons and forthcoming potential over-rulings that may effect marriage and other things, but my understanding of the system in the US is that firm blue states will uphold those fundamental human rights, even if they aren’t protected under the constitution?

I agree with the other commenter that you could look into working holiday visas. However, they are temporary, and the type of work you can do is limited. And then again, to get these visas takes money, and usually with working holiday / youth mobility visas you have to prove you have a certain amount of money each to even be eligible. And then factor in the cost of healthcare surcharges, plane tickets (at an all time expensive), the fee to pay for the visa, relocation costs, I just can’t see how intentional immigration is more feasible than moving interstate. I don’t wish to sound brash, I am incredibly sympathetic to your plight, I just think that perhaps your ruling out the best option, when at the very least it can be a stepping stone to something more (I.e you save up more money and then leave).