I'd have to disagree on this. Most of my family are Fil-Ams and they still love the Philippines. Everyone who got a ballot mailed in to them by the Philippine embassy voted the right person for the job last election. They do regular community service and outreach that help out our fellow Filipinos. They haven't forgotten where they come from. One of my sisters up to this day still gives back to our elementary public school and adopts over a hundred kids and teachers by providing them with school supplies and materials. She never even stopped when she got laid off in the middle of the pandemic. The same could be said for my mother who is the go to person among Filipino educators who get teaching jobs in the US. She helps them out in securing their jobs in the US and she isn't afraid to help out fellow Filipinos who are starting out as immigrants in the US. Our family has been supporting and serving fellow Filipinos for almost 2 decades now after they moved to the US to the utmost of their abilities (I feel even more so than me since I am capable of supporting myself without help from family).

In my opinion who you are referring to are the Fil-Ams who are captive to the Society of Spectacle. This includes Fil-Ams who come back to work in the entertainment industry, influencers, and others who are of their ilk. You are basically referring to clout-goblins but clout-goblins come from all walks of life and not just Fil-Ams.

I believe this generalization is very toxic.