175,000+ migrants intensify NYC's housing crisis, straining right-to-shelter policy.

New York City's housing crisis is intensified by an influx of over 175,000 migrants, putting a strain on the city's right-to-shelter policy. With many newcomers lacking family connections and sufficient housing, the city's most vulnerable are further marginalized. The US relies on immigrants to fill jobs, but struggles to provide adequate housing for them, as highlighted by New York City's situation.