Heightened U.S. Military Focus on Caribbean and Latin America Sparks Calls for Action Against Regime Agents

Heightened U.S. Military Focus on Caribbean and Latin America Sparks Calls for Action Against Regime Agents

EXCLUSIVE: In a significant shift in U.S. defense strategy, President Donald Trump ordered a military strike in the Caribbean aimed at members of a drug-smuggling gang. This action, along with a bounty placed on a Central American leader, has intensified scrutiny on agents associated with the Cuban regime residing in the United States.

Rep. Carlos Gimenez from Florida, the only Cuban-born lawmaker in Congress, has urged the Department of Homeland Security to investigate numerous individuals connected to the regime of Miguel Díaz-Canel and the late Castro brothers. Gimenez fled from Fidel Castro’s communist rule as a child in 1960.

Representing congressional districts closest to Cuba, Gimenez emphasized to DHS Secretary Kristi Noem the urgent need to address the presence of individuals affiliated with the Cuban Communist Party within the U.S. borders.

A spokesperson for DHS acknowledged they are reviewing the information regarding these allegations.

Broader Concerns Over Cuban Regime Tactics

The pressure exerted by Gimenez and other lawmakers aims not only at Venezuela but also at Cuba, a government they insist operates on borrowed time. Earlier this year, Gimenez articulated that the U.S. should