The New York City Bar Association is urging the Trump administration’s own representatives and the U.S. Congress to resist an executive order that it says “particularly targets” International Criminal Court lawyers who are investigating, in part, war crimes allegedly committed by U.S. forces in Afghanistan and at CIA “black sites.”

In denouncing an order that focuses on imposing sanctions and visa denials on ICC staff and their immediate families, the bar association is both calling on “representatives of the U.S. Government to decline to designate anyone under” the order for potential punishment and “the U.S. Congress to invoke legal means to block enforcement of the Executive Order.” The bar association also urges President Donald Trump to revoke his order.