The Congressional Caribbean Caucus is a bipartisan group within the U.S. Congress that focuses on strengthening relations between the United States and Caribbean nations – dedicated to fostering strong diplomatic, economic, and cultural ties. The co-chairs of the caucus are Congresswomen Yvette D. Clarke, Maxine Waters, and Stacey Plaskett. It advocates for policies that support regional stability, trade, disaster preparedness, and the well-being of Caribbean-American communities. The caucus also works to ensure that the interests of the Caribbean are represented in U.S. policy decisions.

Its goals include:

• Promoting economic development and trade partnerships.
• Supporting disaster relief and climate resilience in the Caribbean.
• Enhancing security cooperation and addressing regional challenges.
• Advocating for Caribbean-American communities in the U.S.