With some 20,000 migrants now here, New York City is getting ready to open a massive tent city on Randall's Island. MKramerTV took a tour of the facility.
It's really a series of tents built to withstand all kinds of weather conditions: Heat, cold, and even - since we're in hurricane season - 90 mile an hour winds.
Williams-Isom is talking about the new Humanitarian Emergency Response and Relief Center on Randall's Island that will help New York City cope with the
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