Imposing Sanctions on the International Criminal Court
Headline: Blocks Property and Bans Entry for International Criminal Court Personnel
What it does: Agencies must block property, restrict transactions, and suspend entry for International Criminal Court officials and others who investigate or prosecute protected persons.
- Blocks property and assets in the United States of listed International Criminal Court individuals.
- Prohibits donations, funding, and services to those designated under the order.
- Suspends immigrant and nonimmigrant entry for International Criminal Court employees and their immediate family.
Summary
This executive order declares a national emergency over actions by the International Criminal Court and imposes sanctions on International Criminal Court officials and others who pursue investigations or arrests of protected persons without consent.
It blocks property and financial transactions in the United States for listed persons, prohibits donations and services to them, and suspends their entry into the United States, including immediate family members, except where the Secretary of State grants a narrow waiver for law enforcement reasons.
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