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Exclusive: President Donald Trump directs a rare The U.S.’s Defense Position against Latin America – The Caribbean military strikes against alleged drug use gang members and bounty in the head of the Central American strongman leader – the only Cuba-born lawmaker in the United States also called Tuesday to seek new attention to Havana.

represent. Carlos Gimenez, R-fla. Fleeing the Revolution of dictator Fidel Castro as a child in 1960, calling on the Department of Homeland Security to take action or at least investigate the list of dozens of people in his office and/or human rights organizations, has been identified as being associated with the current Miguel Diaz-Canel or the late Castro brothers.

Gimenez also represents the closest congressional district to Cuba – in Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties – warns Homeland Security Director Kristi Noem, “the existence of “agents of the murdered Castro regime and the Cuban Communist agents currently living in the United States.”

A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security said Tuesday that the department is investigating the matter.

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The letter increased the government’s pressure on Venezuela’s widening scope of repression to Cuba – the Gimenes regime and others argued that it was “a last breath.”

Earlier this year, a Cuban-born lawmaker told Fox Business that the United States should “freeze the regime’s economic oxygen” and predict that “the Castro regime is on the brink and President Trump should kick them to the edge.”

Gimenez said in the U.S. humanitarian plan that those listed in the letter said pro-democratic groups were linked to the Diaz-Canadian communist regime and accused “numerous violations of human rights violations.”

More broadly, the Trump administration has quickly taken action against Latin American threats, including a pilot escaping a ship, reportedly reportedly terrorists who were allegedly gang members trafficking drugs.

The Fed considered a strike on land self-defense, but critics in Congress expressed concern about its consistency with the War Powers Act.

The move was one of the most muscular U.S. military operations in the hemisphere in years and subsequently decided to place a $50 million bounty on Maduro’s head.

Trump has previously appointed Tren de Aragua and Cartel de Los Soles as foreign terrorist groups, giving the administration more room for tactics used to combat such threats.

In the Caribbean Sea near Venezuela, three warships are in another example of the Trump administration’s growing concern about regional threats to the U.S. hemisphere.

Minister of War Pete Hegseth United Emirates Chairman Dan Caine landed in Puerto Rico on Monday to strengthen military operations there.

Meeting with Puerto Rico Republican Governor Jenniffer Gonzalez-Colon and First Gentleman Jose Yovin Vargas, they thanked the government for recognizing the “strategic importance to our national security” of the island’s protector, as Hegseth also said that the deployment of troops in the region in the region was not for training purposes.

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Anti-government protesters gather at the Maximo Gomez monument in Havana, Cuba. Hundreds of protesters took to the streets in several Cuban cities, protesting ongoing food shortages and high food prices. (AP Photo/Eliana Aponte)

Together, these steps show that after years of our focus is on opposing cartels, dictatorships and immigration pressures in the region. This background has led Cuban-American lawmakers and activists to call for parallel action against Havana.

Among the names in the Gimenez letters, there are several tags marked with members of Brigadas de Accion rapida or fast response brigade. The group consists of designated citizens who are essentially patrolling for dissidents.

The letter comes after a similar letter in March, first revealing the potential of many Cuban agents living under US radar

“It is crucial that the Department of Homeland Security enforces existing U.S. laws to determine the deportation and repatriation of these people who pose a threat to our national security,” Jimenes wrote in the letter.

In his original letter, Jimenes warned many of them that “comrades” immigration system, thus a “direct insult” to legal Cuban exiles fleeing to Florida, in addition to seeking the personal freedom of the family who once enjoyed on the island.

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He said he was excited when he returned home for the first time in 64 years, noting that it was bittersweet because he actually couldn’t visit Cuba-Propur.

Miami lawmakers asked Noem to provide a report by September 26 detailing whether the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has investigated listed names, deportation or dismissal procedures and, if not, why not take any action.

Caitlin McFall and Greg Wehner of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.