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That bit is not strictly True. Interpol pre-dates the ICC and both current war crimes tribunals (all of which are UN entities).Kythas wrote:In case you don't realize it, Interpol is the ICC's investigative and enforcement arm.
Here's the thing, though. Technically, it's not so much "foreign" as "international". Read "international" as "global" and you'll start to get the picture...joe817 wrote:That's an understatement. A foreign police organization, operating within the borders of the U.S., without any restraints, immune from the laws that our police forces are required to operate under. They will basically have diplomatic immunity. So they can do anything they want, and suffer no consequences of their actions.
I don't understand. I just don't understand.