New York bill S00025 prohibits hate crime convictions from attending SUNY or CUNY institutions and expels current students upon conviction.
New York bill S00025 amends the education law to bar individuals convicted of hate crimes from attending any SUNY or CUNY institution. If a current student is convicted, they will be expelled immediately. If the conviction is overturned, the student can be reinstated to their previous standing. The bill takes effect for school years starting July 1, 2026.
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