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I think it's worth sending out some job applications and seeing what happens. I've been actively applying for a few months in the United States and it's pretty brutal here as well. But that doesn't necessarily mean you can't find something. If you're not happy where you are, you might as well make steps to change it. But I wouldn't personally leave a job, even an unsatisfying one, until you have something else lined up.
My first thought is that you might hit a lot of obstacles looking for work in the US, as things are not great. There are prominent and credible people talking about a potential recession and even stagflation, which hasn't been an issue since the disco era. Consequently a lot of organizations seem to be doing under the radar hiring freezes. But, you might as well test the waters and see how it goes, as long as you've got a job you've got time to look with little risk.
(Appreciate the political climate is not great in either, but wanted to gauge thoughts)