Trump v. the World Court (Continued)

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7. U.S. District Court, District of Maine. Smith v. U.S. Department of State, Preliminary Injunction Order, July 18, 2025.

14. Court ruling that partially blocked enforcement of EO 14203 on First Amendment grounds.

8. Yale Law School Lowenstein Project. “Statement on ICC-Funded Programs.” Yale Law Press Office, April 2025.

16. Confirms loss of State Department funding to a war crimes tracking initiative.

9. AP News. “Inside the ICC After U.S. Sanctions.” May 2025.

18. Includes quotes from ICC staff and insight into internal morale post-sanctions.

10. Clooney, Amal. “Remarks on Legal Integrity and ICC Cooperation.” Delivered at the Council of Europe Forum, June 2025.

20. Affirms the need for global accountability and responds to U.S. backlash.

11. Gylfadóttir, Thordis Kolbrun Reykfjord. Council of Europe Envoy Briefing. Strasbourg, April 2025.

22. Criticizes U.S. interference with war crimes investigations and missing children recovery.

12. Scheffer, David. “Why Trump’s ICC Sanctions Matter.” Just Security, March 2025.

24. The former War Crimes Ambassador discusses the broader impact on international law.

13. Pompeo, Mike. “The ICC Is a Threat to American Sovereignty.” Wall Street Journal, February 2025.

26. Outlines the rationale behind the Trump administration’s ICC stance.

14. Bensouda, Fatou. “No Impunity for the Powerful.” Interview with The Guardian, December 2020.

28. The former ICC prosecutor articulates the court’s core mission and values.

15. United Nations. “UN Panel Opens Investigation into Prosecutor Khan.” UN Press Release, May 2025.

30. Acknowledges sealed misconduct proceedings linked to Karim Khan’s temporary leave.

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