Zohran Mamdani, New York City mayor and a naturalized U.S. citizen since 2018 after arriving from Uganda as a child, faces no active federal denaturalization proceedings as of mid-2026. Calls from congressional Republicans in 2025 for DOJ investigation over past rap lyrics and political statements cited no verifiable evidence of willful material misrepresentation on his naturalization application, a threshold required under the Immigration and Nationality Act for revocation in civil or criminal court. The administration has pursued denaturalization primarily against individuals with criminal convictions involving fraud or concealment, a category that does not apply here based on public records. Trader consensus reflects the narrow legal standards, historical rarity of successful cases without clear proof, and absence of filings against Mamdani despite partisan pressure. Realistic shifts before 2027 would require new documented evidence of disqualifying conduct, successful court adjudication within months, or an unprecedented expansion of priorities, none of which current developments indicate.