Ex-OnlyFans creator advocates against ‘extraordinary ability’ visas for adult content stars entering US
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Former OnlyFans creator Nala Ray argues adult content creators shouldn't receive O-1 visas, calling the platform harmful after her conversion to Christianity.
Elizabeth Heckman is a writer for Fox News Digital.
"OnlyFans work and adult content is not real work and shouldn't be allowed, even to cross our borders to get even more infiltrated into our society," said Ray.
"I don’t see adult content as good work," Ray continued. However, she added that other kinds of online content creation are legitimate. "I do think that other people from other countries who do come to do real work on social media here, is a good thing. I don’t see why we should ever ban something like that because being on social media is hard work sometimes. It really can be, and great things have actually come of that."
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