H.R. 23
Imposes sanctions over International Criminal Court actions
Requires the President to sanction foreign people and groups who help the International Criminal Court investigate, arrest, or prosecute protected U.S. or allied persons, and cuts off funds for the court.
- Requires the President to sanction foreign people and groups that help the court target protected persons
- Also sanctions groups owned or controlled by those sanctioned and blocks visas for their immediate family
- Rescinds all money set aside for the court and blocks future funding for it
- Protected persons include U.S. people and entities, and people from allies that reject court jurisdiction
Passed the House · Senate's turn