Requires the President to impose sanctions on foreign persons connected to the International Criminal Court (ICC) if the ICC investigates, arrests, detains, or prosecutes defined “protected persons.” Covered sanctions include blocking property, U.S. visa bans, and visa revocations for those individuals and their immediate family, with limited short waivers if the President reports to Congress. Sanctions can be lifted if the ICC stops the covered actions.

Cancels any previously appropriated U.S. funds for the ICC and bans future funding upon enactment. States congressional findings criticizing recent ICC actions related to Israel and affirms that the United States should oppose ICC cases against nonconsenting states or U.S. allies. The bill defines key terms, including who qualifies as a “protected person.”