Article argues that H-1B, H-4 EAD, and OPT/STEM OPT visa programs reduce American wages, displace jobs, and limit housing availability. Claims approximately $109–121 billion in annual payroll flows to foreign workers instead of Americans, with 62.6% of FY2024 H-1B workers filed below local median wage levels, and an estimated 500,000 U.S. housing units occupied by visa holders.
An opinion essay argues that wealthy individuals act like dragons hoarding resources while LLMs threaten human creativity, asserting that authenticity and human-crafted work will become increasingly valuable. The author critiques wealth accumulation, privatization of public services, wage stagnation, and systemic inequality as deliberate mechanisms of control.