USCIS should immediately deny the vast majority of H1Bs Morgan Stanley is obviously abusing, and should make it a policy to do the same for any company announci

USCIS should immediately deny the vast majority of H1Bs Morgan Stanley is obviously abusing, and should make it a policy to do the same for any company announcing layoffs. 'Analysts' making $75k in Manhattan does not appear to me as a legitimate use of the program - that these low paid positions absolutely could not be filled with American citizens is bullshit. More likely they couldn't find educated US citizens willing to work 60 hours a week for $80k in NYC, with the threat of being tossed from the country if they didn't. I'd say any visa worker being paid less than what a typical VP makes in the same Morgan Stanley office should be revoked, and fines should be paid. Finance companies tend to be the worst of these abusers, and every visa they fraudulently use means a great engineer is disallowed from working for a US company which has a valid need for real talent. https://h1bdata.info/index.php?em=Morgan+stanley&job=&city=&year=2019 https://h1bdata.info/index.php?em=Morgan+stanley&job=&city=&...