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The Trump administration is reportedly readying broad sanctions targeting the International Criminal Court itself, measures that could disrupt the court's payments, IT services, and ongoing investigations. The move follows previous US actions against ICC officials and reflects escalating tension between Washington and the court, particularly over cases involving US allies. Critics warn the sanctions could cripple the ICC's ability to function and set a precedent undermining international justice mechanisms, while supporters argue the court has overstepped its jurisdiction.