Taxpayer Alliance Against Genocide
Coverage of Taxpayer Alliance Against Genocide in the Nexus archive.
- 'Textbook infringement': Palestine advocacy groups sue for immediate halt to Trump's ICC sanctions
Palestine advocacy groups Democracy for the Arab World Now (Dawn) and Taxpayer Alliance Against Genocide (Taag) sued the Trump administration in a New York federal court to block sanctions against entities and individuals linked to the International Criminal Court (ICC). The lawsuit challenges Executive Order 14203, which authorizes sanctions on those supporting ICC investigations into alleged US and Israeli war crimes, citing risks to advocacy groups engaging with the court.
- Activists accuse Trump of chilling free speech with ICC sanctions
Activists accuse the Trump administration of violating free speech protections through sanctions targeting International Criminal Court (ICC) judges who investigated Israeli war crimes. Two groups, Democracy for the Arab World Now and Taxpayer Alliance Against Genocide, filed a lawsuit arguing Executive Order 14203 threatens their advocacy by penalizing support for ICC investigations into U.S. or Israeli actions.
- Trump’s Sanctions Against the ICC Are Unconstitutional, Rights Groups Say
Two pro-Palestine groups filed a lawsuit challenging U.S. sanctions against the ICC and associated human rights organizations, arguing they violate First Amendment rights. The sanctions, under Executive Order 14203 issued by President Trump in February 2025, target individuals and groups seeking to hold Israel accountable for alleged war crimes at the ICC. The lawsuit names Trump and several administration officials as defendants.