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General Mark Millie, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, apologized for his involvement in President Trump's photo op at Lafayette Square, which created a perception of military involvement in domestic politics. President Trump authorized sanctions and travel restrictions against International Criminal Court employees, as the court investigates alleged war crimes in Afghanistan by U.S. forces. The U.S. is not a member of the ICC. Newsy provides more opinion-free headlines and stories.

Why did General Mark Millie apologize for his actions?

• He refused to attend a military event.

• He made a public statement against the President.

• He was involved in a controversial photo op.

• He was late to a meeting.

What was the purpose of the aggressive clearing of protesters in Lafayette Square?

• To allow a military parade.

• To make way for a construction project.

• To enable President Trump to pose for a photo.

• To conduct a security drill.

What action did President Trump take against the ICC?

• He ignored the ICC's actions.

• He increased funding for the ICC.

• He imposed sanctions and travel restrictions.

• He joined the ICC.

What is the ICC investigating in relation to the U.S.?

• Economic policies.

• Environmental regulations.

• Alleged war crimes in Afghanistan.

• Trade agreements.

Why is the U.S. concerned about the ICC's investigation?

• It involves environmental issues.

• It could lead to economic sanctions.

• It might be influenced by other world powers.

• It affects international trade.