Forgive me if this has already been pointed out but INTERPOL does not have a police force:
Contrary to its portrayal in some movies, Interpol has no police force that conducts investigations and makes arrests. Rather, it serves its 188
member countries by working as a clearinghouse for police departments in different nations to share law enforcement information — like files on
wanted criminals and terrorists, stolen cars and passports, and notices that a law enforcement agency has issued an arrest warrant for a fugitive.
Source: New York Times
Further, the Executive order does not grant INTERPOL the abilty to operate with impunity in the US. Any action by INTERPOL would be carried out by the
US Justice Dept. after review by Fed. Officials.
In the United States, a bureau at the Justice Department staffed by American officials transmits information between law enforcement agencies and
Interpol. If a foreign country issues an arrest warrant for a person inside the United States, it is up to the United States government, based on its
own laws, to decide whether to apprehend the suspect.
Source: New York Times (link above)
A spokesperson for INTERPOL confirms:
“We don’t send officers into the field to arrest people; we don’t have agents that go investigate crimes,” said Rachel Billington, an
Interpol spokeswoman. “This is always done by the national police in the member country under their national laws.”