The ICC's removal of its disgraced chief prosecutor reveals once again that this unaccountable global tribunal is a corrupt exercise in supranational overreach, not justice. Member states tossed Karim Khan after years of sexual misconduct claims, exposing an institution that wields power without legitimacy or restraint. America gains nothing from pretending such bodies deserve respect or deference. The Constitution vests sovereignty in the American people and their elected government, not in foreign judges or oversight committees. Federalism and limited government reject any arrangement that subjects citizens to tribunals unbound by our founding document or popular consent. Originalism leaves no room for ceding authority to entities designed to erode national independence. Nations that value self-rule will treat the ICC as the irrelevant relic it is.