Zohran Mamdani, naturalized as a U.S. citizen in 2018 after immigrating from Uganda as a child, faces no active denaturalization proceedings despite 2025 calls from Republican lawmakers and statements questioning his status. Revocation requires the Department of Justice to prove material fraud or willful misrepresentation on citizenship applications in federal court, a process with strict evidentiary standards and few precedents outside criminal convictions. Experts note the absence of verified grounds tied to his naturalization paperwork, combined with institutional and judicial barriers, drives the 98% trader consensus against revocation before 2027. Remaining scenarios include newly discovered disqualifying facts or legislative changes expanding denaturalization authority, though both face significant procedural and constitutional hurdles.