Albany Update

[[{“value”:” Today, New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms is launching our new Weekly Wrap-up. In the Weekly Wrap-up, we will summarize the previous week’s legislative activity in Albany on matters of […]

The Free Abortions for Out-of-Staters Act, also known as the Reproductive Freedom and Equity Grant Program (Bill S.348-C-Cleare/A.361-B-Gonzalez-Rojas), is controversial, fiscally irresponsible, and dishonest. It’s also scheduled for consideration in […]

On February 13, 2024, voters in New York’s 3rd congressional district will elect a new member of Congress. A special election is being held to fill the vacancy created when […]

Happy New Year! It’s 2024! New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms (NYCF) is pleased to kick off our 42nd year of ministry. As we embark on another year of educating, encouraging, […]

Every year at Christmastime, Christians pull out our nativity scenes. They feature the baby Jesus; his earthly parents, Mary and Joseph; and the wise men, shepherds, and stable animals that […]

A recent preliminary decision from a federal appeals court represents a step in the right direction regarding the right to bear concealed firearms in houses of worship in the state […]

The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024 (NDAA) (H. R. 2670) was the focus of a months-long political struggle over the military’s divisive policies on abortion, homosexuality, transgenderism, […]

The New York Court of Appeals—New York’s highest state court—has consigned beleaguered New York voters to yet another chaotic round of congressional redistricting. The implications of its decision may be […]

There isn’t a great deal of bipartisanship in the New York State Legislature. Once in a while, however, lawmakers from both parties working together are able to come up with […]

Three pieces of recent news from the Supreme Court of the United States are of interest to pro-life, pro-family Americans. First, in Tingley v. Ferguson, 601 U.S.         (2023), the […]