Calling setExposedInput() from a Drush command doesn't have any effect

We have a custom Drush command implemented using the following code.

class JobApplicationExportCommands extends DrushCommands {

  /**
   * Exports Dorea Job Applications since the last run to csv
   *
   * @command dummy:job-application-export
   * @aliases duje
   */
  public function drush_dummy_export() {
    $applicationWebformIds = Drupal::entityQuery('webform')
      ->condition('category', 'Bewerbungsformulare')
      ->execute();

    $applicationView = Views::getView('all_applications');
    $applicationView->setDisplay('default');
    $applicationView->setExposedInput([
      'webform_ids' => array_keys($applicationWebformIds),
      'submitted' => '2021-01-01'
    ]);

    $applicationView->execute();

    // This outputs 0, which is wrong.
    print_r(count($applicationView->result));
  }

}

The view configuration is the following.

If I execute the same logic via a custom controller / normal request, the view does return values.

Am I missing something? Does anybody know why the exposed input of the view is ignored?

Alright, a colleague saved me again: The access checks can be dissabled individually per view via Query settings > Disable SQL rewriting

For this particular view and usecase this is exactly what is needed, as it is only callable by backend processes.