Los Angeles - In a move that has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, it's been revealed that some of the biggest names in social media celebrity influencer circles are now entering the United States under the guise of possessing 'extraordinary ability,' using O-1 visas to fast-track their entry.

These individuals range from OnlyFans models with millions of subscribers to content creators who have made a name for themselves through YouTube and Instagram. The problem, sources close to the situation tell us, is that this exploitation flies in the face of what these visas were originally designed to do: attract and retain individuals with true exceptional talent.

"This isn't just about getting famous quicker," an insider who wished to remain anonymous explained. "It's about circumventing a system meant for genuine innovators, creators who contribute something truly unique to their field." The O-1 visa is intended for those who have achieved 'sustained national or international acclaim' and whose work has been recognized with major, internationally-recognized awards.

And that is not even the most shocking part. Sources say there's no oversight mechanism in place to prevent this exploitation of a government program designed to benefit American innovation and creativity.

To be fair, representatives from the Department of Homeland Security have not commented on the extent of the problem or measures they might take to address it. However, we will continue to monitor this situation as more information comes to light.