State senators at the Capitol in Albany. (Tim Roske/AP)
Opponents of the legislation have vowed to front a legal challenge when it becomes law, though Cuomo’s office and the bill’s sponsors remain confident that it would survive judicial review.
June 13, 2019 at 07:05 PM
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New York is set to eliminate the religious exemption allowing parents to prevent their children from receiving vaccinations, after the state Legislature voted to remove the exemption during a contentious day at the state Capitol on Thursday.
The bill was signed almost immediately by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who had said earlier this week that he supported the measure. The new law takes effect immediately.
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