Zohran Mamdani, a naturalized U.S. citizen since 2018 after immigrating from Uganda as a child and later serving as New York State assemblymember before becoming New York City mayor, faces no active denaturalization proceedings despite 2025 Republican calls citing past statements and lyrics. Federal law limits revocation to proven fraud, willful material misrepresentation, or concealment during the naturalization process, standards that require clear court evidence and have not been met in public records. Broader Trump administration efforts target criminal fraud cases but have produced no filings or referrals against Mamdani, reflecting the high evidentiary and procedural barriers in immigration courts. Trader consensus at 96.5% for no revocation by 2027 aligns with these legal realities and the absence of substantiated claims. Late developments such as newly uncovered application discrepancies or successful DOJ litigation could still alter outcomes before the deadline.