Brian Laird on WNYC. So how would Governor Hokel respond if the kind of Trump mass deportation

workplace immigration raid took place in New York, and there were protests as a result.

How, with the legislative session ending in Albany this week for the year, how is this session going to end?

And around what kinds of issues?

One bill that's getting a lot of attention right now is the

Medical Aid and Dying Act that's been passed by the Assembly and is supposed to get a vote in the

Senate later today. It's never gotten this far before and the vote is expected to be close. We'll talk about

that and more with WNYC Albany reporter John Campbell. We'll also touch on that surprise endorsement of Andrew Cuomo on

Friday from a member of the state Senate. And that, of course, is Jessica Ramos, who had had the

Working Families Party endorsement for ranking number five on your ranked choice ballot,

mayoral primary Democratic voters. So there's lots of New York State News. Hi, John.

Hi, Brian. Before we get to the legislation, I want to see if Governor Hokel, because I haven't

seen it in my reading this morning, has reacted to the situation in Los Angeles where the Trump

administration sent in National Guard

troops to quell protests without consulting the governor there, first time in 60 years that a president

has sent in National Guard troops over the objection of a governor, and even just how

Hockel might respond to the raid that started all of this,

a workplace immigration raid, different than what we've seen in New York so far.

Has she commented?

Well, the answer is kind of.

The only comment she's made to this point was she signed on to a joint statement with the Democratic Governors Association.

I mean, it's got a couple dozen governors on there.

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