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Trying to survive, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hello, I'm going to try make this as brief as possible. I came to the USA as an F-1 visa student for college in 2016 and everything was good then. Things happened in my family and they were not able to support me again at all including fees and even rent. So i decided to find other means to support myself by finding a job to pay my finances. I decided to do Doordash since it was the easiest option i could find and did it for about a year here in Dallas (even though according to my student visa I can't work, but no other way to survive). My car got problems and it's like 4000 bucks to fix which i don't have and just decided to leave it packed and borrowed my friends scooter. Around August my licence expired and i can't renew it since i overstayed my visa. Few days ago a police officer stopped me and due to having an expired licence he gave me a 600 dollar citation (which i have no idea how to pay). Today the scooter died and i have to pay the owner in whichever way i can. So I'm here now, with only 3 bucks in my account. No money for food, no money for upcoming rent, no money to go home (my country closed borders due to covid and it's like 3000 dollars anyway which i don't have) and also no money for my undergraduate which I'm half way. I feel like this is the end for me, nothing left, no friends anyways, just wondering why i was born anyways. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

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