US HB23

Requires the President to impose sanctions within 60 days on any foreign person who directly engages in, aids, or materially supports ICC efforts to investigate, arrest, detain, or prosecute U.S. persons or citizens of U.S. allies that have not consented to ICC jurisdiction

Sanctions include blocking of property and interests in the U.S., visa revocation, and inadmissibility to the United States; immediate family members of sanctioned individuals face visa and entry restrictions

Rescinds any existing appropriated funds for the ICC and prohibits future U.S. appropriations to the court

Protected persons include current and former U.S. military members, government officials, and government employees, as well as equivalent personnel from NATO members and major non-NATO allies like Israel

President may waive sanctions for 90-day periods with congressional notification certifying it is vital to national security, and may terminate sanctions if the ICC permanently ceases all efforts to investigate or prosecute protected persons