American Service-Members' Protection Act

The American Service-Members' Protection Act is a 2002 US federal law that allows the President to use all necessary means to release US military personnel or officials detained by the International Criminal Court (ICC) if the US is not a party to the ICC. The Act authorizes the President to order military action, including invasion of the Netherlands, to protect American officials and military personnel from ICC prosecution. It prohibits the US from assisting the ICC, including extraditing suspects or transferring classified information, and also restricts US military aid to countries that are party to the ICC.learn more on wikipedia