- United States
- Wisc.
- Letter
This bill seeks to prevent the use of United Nations facilities located in the United States by the International Criminal Court (ICC). While I understand concerns over sovereignty, blocking the ICC from accessing facilities undermines international cooperation and accountability mechanisms. The ICC plays a vital role in investigating and prosecuting genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. Impeding its operations jeopardizes human rights and sends a troubling message about America's commitment to justice. I urge you to carefully reconsider this legislation and its potential ramifications on America's standing in the global community and our ability to uphold the rule of law. There may be more constructive ways to address any specific grievances with the ICC that do not broadly undermine its mandate and access.