 This requirement had been called an infringement on religious freedom by ultra-Orthodox Jewish leaders, who sued the city in federal court and pressed their followers not to comply.After de Blasio installed allies and donors on New York City's Board of Health, a new policy stated that mohels could be banned for life if they tested positive for herpes and the DNA strain matched the infant's, but only after a child has been infected.It was soon revealed that the city did not disclose new infections.