As more migrant arrivals find their way to New York City, an increasing number of people — mostly women — are heading underground to sell candy and snacks on subway platforms and trains. Their children are often by their side, and sometimes doing the selling themselves. 

Reporter Jordan Salama's recent article "The Candy Sellers" was published in New York Magazine. Nathaly Rubio-Torio is the director of Voces Latinas, a Queens-based nonprofit that supports migrants from Latin America. They joined WNYC host Tiffany Hanssen to talk about the subway candy sellers and how the city can better help them.