Zohran Mamdani, the Uganda-born Democratic Socialist elected New York City mayor in 2025 and naturalized as a U.S. citizen in 2018, faces repeated Republican calls for denaturalization, primarily from Rep. Andy Ogles, who cited alleged undisclosed ties to groups linked to Hamas and requested DOJ updates as recently as October 2025. These efforts, echoed in Trump administration comments, have produced no formal proceedings or evidence of material fraud on his application. Immigration law experts emphasize that denaturalization requires clear proof of willful misrepresentation that would have altered the original outcome, a standard met in only rare cases with judicial oversight. The 98.5% trader consensus on "No" before 2027 reflects the process's high evidentiary and procedural barriers, absence of active litigation, and precedent limiting its use against political figures. Potential shifts could stem from new DOJ findings or legislative changes, though none appear imminent.