Gov. Andrew Cuomo speaking at the New York City Bar Association today. Photo: Courtesy of Eli Cohen
“These are American citizens who are radicalized, not by a foreign ideology, but rather radicalized by hate for other Americans,” Cuomo said. “But that is sill terrorism.”
August 15, 2019 at 03:09 PM
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Speaking at the New York City Bar Association headquarters in Manhattan, Gov. Andrew Cuomo provided more details on a proposal to add a new crime of domestic terrorism to the state’s penal law in response to the recent mass shooting in El Paso, Texas.
Cuomo decried the shooting, which the police said targeted Mexicans last week, as a “mass hate crime,” which he now wants to define in state law as an act of domestic terrorism.
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