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A New York mayor is publicly weighing whether to enforce an International Criminal Court warrant against a visiting foreign leader, a move that would test the limits of municipal authority against federal foreign policy. The mayor acknowledges legal uncertainty about his power to direct police in such a case. The core tension is between local officials acting on international legal claims and the U.S. government's traditional refusal to recognize ICC jurisdiction over non-member states. The outcome will signal how far city-level foreign policy can diverge from Washington's stance.