The ICC Board said the ICC Full Council should "consider the expulsion" of USACA at its meeting in June, because the organisation has failed to co-operate with efforts to unify cricket in the United States.
USACA had already been temporarily suspended from ICC membership in 2015, the third time in the last 12 years.
"The decision to pass this resolution was not taken lightly by the ICC Board," ICC chief executive David Richardson said in a statement.
"Our focus throughout this two year process has been on the unification of the USA cricket community behind USACA to grow and develop the sport," he said.
"USACA's refusal to engage in the process, to meet a number of fundamental reinstatement conditions, to provide responses to further requests for information and its apparent failure to put the ICC Board-approved constitution before its members without legitimate excuse undermines the all-important objective of uniting the sport.
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