New York's bill would require the state to create a blacklist of persons and companies boycotting the state of Israel and deem those businesses and individuals non-responsive bidders for state contracts.

New York's bill would prohibit investment of the state's retirement funds in any stocks, securities, equities, assets or other obligations of any corporation or company engaged in the boycott of Israel, including Iran-restricted companies and Sudan-restricted companies. It would also prohibit companies that boycott Israel, or are Iran or Sudan-restricted companies, from contracting with the state.

New York's 2016 executive order requires the state to create a blacklist of all institutions and companies that are determined to participate in boycott, divestment or sanctions activity targeting Israel, either directly or through a parent or subsidiary. The executive order requires all state entities to divest all money or assets from any institution or company that is included in the list. New York's Senate introduced legislation in January, 2022, to upgrade the executive order to statute.

New York's bill would require the state to create a blacklist of persons and companies boycotting an American ally and deem those businesses and individuals non-responsive bidders for state contracts.

New York's bill would prohibit SUNY or CUNY schools, or any community colleges in New York state, to provide funds for student groups who engage in or promote a boycott of an "Allied Nation."