Two U.S.-based advocacy groups file a lawsuit against the Trump administration, arguing that an order targeting the International Criminal Court (ICC) violates Americans’ free speech and political expression rights. The groups say the administration’s actions amount to sanctions that are used to punish people and organizations that advocate on ICC-related issues. According to the lawsuit described by both outlets, the challengers contend the measures chill advocacy by increasing the risk of consequences for rights defenders who speak out or participate in related public debate. The suit argues that the government cannot restrict expression and advocacy through enforcement actions tied to ICC engagement. The reports describe the filing as a direct legal challenge to the administration’s approach and its impact on Americans who campaign, speak, and organize around issues connected to the ICC. The outlets provide the same core premise: the plaintiffs frame the administration’s ICC crackdown as an infringement on constitutional rights, while the legality of the measures is for the courts to determine.