The ICC has no business claiming authority over American troops, Border Patrol agents or elected officials — the U.S. never ratified the Rome Statute, and every president since its creation has rejected ICC jurisdiction over Americans. Rubio's campaign to dismantle the court, brick by brick, is the kind of bold defense of sovereignty the country needs. Nations that rely on American security while enabling a globalist tribunal to target Americans should expect serious consequences.
This is a transparent push for impunity, not sovereignty — the ICC only investigates crimes committed on the territory of member states, meaning American soil is never at risk. Threatening allies with sanctions and aid cuts to abandon a court that prosecutes genocide and war crimes damages relationships with Europe and weakens global accountability. Dismantling the ICC doesn't protect Americans; it protects those who may have committed crimes abroad.
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