Canadians (or others on visas) that got fired / laid off

Curious to hear stories or experiences of people that were in the U.S. on a work visa and got laid off or fired.
I’m a Canadian on TN that requires me to leave the US in 60 days if I don’t find another job (similar requirement for H1B). Bank is doing cuts. My performance is pretty mid-bucket, I’m no super star. My group has struggled to close stuff this year, so slightly nervous.
People that were in the U.S. on visas and got fired or laid off, how did it work out for you? Did you just go back to your home country for a bit and move back later (or just stayed there)? Did you find another job in 60 days? Did you down market just to find something quickly? Did your bank give you a heads up so you can start looking to have a smoother transition (assuming performance wasn’t the key issue)?
Just curious

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