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US & ICC Info   Administration Update Administration ICC Policy Response to ICC Legislation Administration Advocacy Clinton Archive   Congressional Update   Media Coverage   US Law   Papers on US Position   US Advocacy   Public Opinion   International Reaction               Response to ICC Legislation     See recent developments in the Administration's bilateral immunity (BIA) campaign State Department Regular Briefing with Philip T. Reeker, Deputy Department Spokesman, August 12 and 13, 2002. "So, the [American Servicemember's Protection Act] does not prevent the United States from providing military assistance to any country when the president determines that such assistance is important to the national interests." Statement of the U.S. Embassy, The International Criminal Court & Reaction to the American Servicemembers' Protection Act, June 12, 2002 President Bush's statement on signing Hyde Amendment