Removes public officials for executing warrants from the international criminal court

This bill (A 9569) requires the removal of any public official who executes an International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant in violation of U.S. federal law. It directly affects state or local law enforcement officers, prosecutors, or other government employees who carry out such warrants. The key provision states that officials can be removed from office for this action until the U.S. ratifies treaties recognizing the ICC's jurisdiction. The law does not change U.S. policy toward the ICC but creates a specific consequence for officials acting contrary to federal law regarding ICC warrants.