The United States government does not care about your citizenship. In fact, it is considered a liability to them.

When our correspondent @cosgrove_iv asked the State Dept why it was not supporting US citizen Gonzalo Lira, who said he was being tortured in a Ukrainian prison, he was condescendingly brushed aside

Now Lira is dead due to neglect and the Biden admin remains silent https://t.co/hSotGzvOZg

— Max Blumenthal (@MaxBlumenthal) January 13, 2024

You go and live in a foreign country, you take on all risks, whether you're being tortured or not.  The United States government does not care about your citizenship or your well-being unless they can somehow benefit from your release.  In fact, you and your citizenship is a liability to the federal government.  They just as soon as designate you "terrorist" for complaining about them.  It's evident by the masses pouring into the country illegally that they U.S. doesn't care about your status.  So when you do decide to pick another country to live in, be sure they're not at war or that the government is not owned by the U.S. or British empires.  The U.S. could have saved Gonzalo Lira, but they chose not to.  Gonzalo was a filmmaker, but where were all of the Hollywood stooges, like Ben Stiller and Sean Penn, butt pals with Zelensky?  They couldn't put in a word to intervene?