US bases, ICE facilities targeted in Cuba-linked 24-hour activist mobilization plan

By Morgan Phillips, Fox News. Published July 20, 2026 10:41am EDT.

A new State Department report argues that Cuba has cultivated a network of American activist organizations that can be mobilized against U.S. policy, citing a publicly posted plan for protests at U.S. military bases, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities and federal buildings as a recent example.

"The National Network on Cuba's materials reveal the continuing reach, coordination and sophistication of Cuba's subversive capabilities on American territory."

The plan calls for "coordinated nationwide actions" within 24 hours of a U.S. military attack — or the "imminent threat" of one — and says its goal is to make it "politically and materially costly for the U.S. government to wage war on Cuba."

The June "National Rapid Response Plan" was distributed by the National Network on Cuba, described as a U.S. coalition of more than 60 organizations. The State Department report links the coalition to the Cuban government via its relationship with ICAP (Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples), which the article states was sanctioned in June for allegedly supporting Cuban intelligence activities.