Cuba Threat Assessment Act

HR 9066, the Cuba Threat Assessment Act, requires the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to produce annual threat assessments within 180 days of enactment (and annually for five years) regarding potential threats to the U.S. from Cuba. The DHS Under Secretary for Intelligence must coordinate these assessments with privacy and civil rights offices to ensure compliance with laws protecting individual rights, submit unclassified reports publicly, and provide classified annexes if needed. The assessments must be shared with specific congressional committees (House Homeland Security and Intelligence committees, and Senate Homeland Security and Intelligence committees) and accompanied by a briefing within 30 days of submission. This bill mandates a structured reporting process but does not alter existing laws or directly affect Cuban nationals or U.S. citizens.