Eileen Gu, born in the United States to a Chinese mother and American father, acquired citizenship at birth under current constitutional rules, and U.S. authorities have taken no steps toward revocation proceedings. Denaturalization or expatriation for birthright citizens requires narrow statutory triggers such as treason convictions, formal renunciation, or documented fraud, none of which apply based on her public record or Olympic eligibility decisions. The strong trader consensus aligns with the lack of any recent executive actions, congressional measures, or Justice Department filings that would alter this baseline. Only an unanticipated court ruling or legislative change expanding revocation criteria could shift probabilities, though both remain outside established precedent and current policy timelines.