There is a certain distinct debate strand within the general essay industry discourses that attempts to portray the average essay customer as an American student who speaks English as a first language and who needs to be protected from the machinations of ESL site owners.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

Past studies have shown that majority of essay services customers from the US are ESL students who have problems with the English language.

Of course this problem is attributable to the crazy hunt for international students by US universities without any regard to the language competency of the students that these universities admit. For as long as JI Xu from China can afford $$$$ that these universities charge, she is assured of an admission. For as long as the students are enriching the universities, everything is fine. Very fine.

Naturally then, the students resort to buying custom written essays from online paper mills as they are not competent to write their own papers.
Such students prefer the services of qualified ESL writers so as to seal any hole of suspicion likely to arise if a lecturer discovers that the paper was written by a native speaker/writer.

Practically, all ESL students in the US prefer the services of ESL writers.
There is nothing like an 'American student'; the American educational system has students from practically all cultures in the world and the average essay customer is more likely to hail from Malaysia that the US even though schooling in an American university. There is no such thing as 'American student' in the essay industry.

I am in no way try to defend the incompetence of ESL writers. My point is: an ESL student in the US who is in need of an economics paper is better off dealing with a qualified ESL writer(with an economics degree) than a 'general' native writer who cannot name even two major fields within macroeconomics discipline.

The so called 'protectors' of 'American' students are just juvenile jerks trying to protect their collapsing turfs.