Probably.
First, any ICBM or interceptor is very loud and bright. You can hear (and fell) a Minuteman III ICBM launch from at least 30 miles away. Having
witnessed ABM tests as well, they are pretty loud as well.
If you assume whatever country launched at us could completely keep it a secret (unlikely), the US government kept it a secret (very unlikely given
the push for more money for missile defense), and some secret space based system that doesn't rely on land based interceptors (really, really
unlikely). I guess.
Although, the fissile material from any nuclear weapon (if destroyed) would produce detectable increases radiation anywhere near (within a few hundred
miles) where the intercept happened would be easily detectable (if people looked for it).
On a final note - the idea that the US would be attacked by any sort of WMD and not retaliate (even if the WMD was intercepted) is laughable. In
fact, one could be reasonably assured that our ICBMs would be in the air before anything even approached the continental US.


