October 26, 2021
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8:09Now PlayingBasement apartments in New York City turned into death traps during Hurricane Ida as they filled with water in minutes.
Yet immigrants are living underground, despite unsafe conditions, in a city that lacks affordable housing.
Landlords who rented out their basements say it’s the city’s responsibility to provide more affordable housing options and improve the infrastructure in preparation for future floods.
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