Prohibits out-of-state militias from entering New York for military duty without the governor's permission, except when called into federal service.

New York's military law is amended to prohibit organized militias from another state, territory, or district from entering the state for military duty without the express permission of the governor. The only exception is when such a militia has been called into federal service and is acting under the authority of the president of the United States. This law aims to maintain control over military activities within the state's borders, ensuring that any such activities are sanctioned by the state's highest executive authority.

Prohibits out-of-state militias from entering New York for military duty without the governor's permission, except when called into federal service.

New York's military law is amended to prohibit organized militias from another state, territory, or district from entering the state for military duty without the express permission of the governor. The only exception is when such a militia has been called into federal service and is acting under the authority of the president of the United States. This law aims to maintain control over military activities within the state's borders, ensuring that any such activities are sanctioned by the state's highest executive authority.