Zohran Mamdani, the New York City mayor born in Uganda and naturalized as a U.S. citizen in 2018, faces no active denaturalization proceedings as of September 2026. Revocation requires a federal court order proving illegal procurement or willful material misrepresentation during naturalization, a high evidentiary standard rarely met outside narrow cases such as terrorism or fraud. Calls from Republican lawmakers in 2025 citing past statements and affiliations produced no DOJ filing or supporting evidence, and experts note political views alone do not qualify. The 99.7% trader consensus on “No” aligns with these structural barriers and the short window remaining before 2027. Late developments such as newly documented application discrepancies or successful civil litigation could still shift outcomes, though both remain improbable given procedural timelines and precedent.