Uniformed Services League Mission Brief

"It is the goal of the Uniformed Services League protect American Service Personnel serving overseas from rogue acts by the International Criminal Court (ICC) and other pseudo governmental entities.  To protect our military men and women, we must raise the issue to a fever pitch at a national level.  We want Congress and the Federal Government to protect US Service Personnel from prosecution by the highly politicized body.  A number of avenues should be pursued given the "autonomous" structure of the ICC, because the court was designed to be immune from direct pressure on the UN." According to Uniformed Services League Executive Director Ronald Wilcox in a statement issued November 10, 2007.
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Letters to Congress is a New Feature of our website where we bring our readers into the public policy debate over the International Criminal Court.

May 16, 2008
Letter to Ileana Ros-Lehtinen on the ICC Elimination Amendment

Congresswoman Ros-Lehtenin has a great track record of supporting our U.S. Service Personnel and is the Congressional sponsor of H.R. 2712.

Sign the Petition Against the International Criminal Court 

Who We Are

The Uniformed Services League is a grassroots organization that uses and encourages public activism and public policy debate on behalf of our Service Personnel serving overseas in pursuit of American Foreign Policy.

The Uniformed Services League is an authorized program of the US Public Policy Council, a recognized organization under the 501(c)4 section of the Internal Revenue Service code and complies with all state registrations as required by law. Donations are not tax deductible.

Uniformed Services League is an authorized project of US Public Policy Council,
an IRS recognized 501(c)4 organization.  Donations are not tax deductible.
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