HR 338·MI·house
A resolution to urge the Trump Administration not to use Naval Station Guantánamo Bay for the detention of migrants, to urge the federal government to lift coercive economic measures against Cuba, and to urge the Administration to abandon any plans for military action against Cuba.
In CommitteeFiled Jun 25, 2026
Sponsor: Dylan Wegela (D)
Latest Action
referred to Committee on Government Operations
Jun 25, 2026
Summary
HR 338 is a nonbinding resolution introduced by Rep. Dylan Wegela that asks the Trump Administration not to use Guantánamo Bay to detain migrants. It also calls for the removal of coercive economic measures against Cuba and for abandoning any planned military action against the island. The measure reflects congressional concern over human‑rights and foreign‑policy issues related to Cuba and Guantánamo.
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