The Trump administration imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 2018. The move targeted officials involved in investigating US personnel for potential war crimes. The sanctions were part of broader efforts to undermine the ICC’s authority. The US cited the court’s lack of universal jurisdiction as a justification. The ICC has investigated alleged war crimes in Syria and Palestine. The sanctions were criticized by human rights organizations. The US argued the court’s actions were politically motivated. The move was seen as a challenge to international legal norms. The ICC remains active in its investigations despite the sanctions. The US has not withdrawn from the Rome Statute. The sanctions remain in place under current administration. The ICC continues to operate independently. The issue remains a point of contention in international relations.