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The Trumps first crossed paths in New York in 1998 — most accounts place their meeting at a party during New York Fashion Week where Donald Trump, reportedly with another date, noticed model Melania K...
Contemporary reporting and biographies state Melania Trump became a U.S. citizen in 2006 and retained her Slovenian citizenship afterward, making her a dual citizen of Slovenia and the United States ....
Public reporting and books repeatedly state that Melania Trump and her son Barron hold both Slovenian and U.S. citizenship and have kept Slovenian passports; multiple recent news outlets and nonfictio...
Public reporting consistently says Melania Trump and her son Barron hold both U.S. and Slovenian citizenship; multiple outlets cite Mary Jordan’s reporting and biographies that Melania naturalized in ...
Current reporting says Melania Trump and her son Barron hold dual U.S.–Slovenian citizenship, and Senator Bernie Moreno’s recently introduced “Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025” would force dual citiz...
Public reporting and fact‑checks indicate that only has credible, specific reporting tying him to a second citizenship — — while ’s other four children (, , and Tiffany) have no publicly confirmed for...
Public reporting consistently says Barron Trump holds Slovenian citizenship in addition to U.S. citizenship: biographical accounts and news coverage cite Mary Jordan’s book The Art of Her Deal and sub...
Public reports show no scandalous public record specifically about Melania Trump’s own citizenship application; reporting instead focuses on her status as a naturalized U.S. citizen and how a new bill...
Melania Trump is widely reported in recent media and biographies to hold both U.S. and Slovenian citizenship; multiple outlets cite Mary Jordan’s reporting that she naturalized in 2006 and “remains a ...
Melania Trump and her son Barron are repeatedly reported in recent coverage as holding dual U.S.–Slovenian citizenship and Barron as having a Slovenian passport; those details are cited in multiple pr...
Available reporting indicates Melania Trump has been widely described in multiple profiles and books as retaining Slovenian citizenship after naturalizing in the United States, and journalists (via Ma...
No public, on-the-record statement from Melania Trump explicitly confirming or denying retention of Slovenian citizenship after her U.S. naturalization is cited in the available reporting; contemporar...
Reporting in multiple outlets and a recent book by Washington Post reporter Mary Jordan say Melania Trump became a U.S. citizen in July 2006 and "remains" a dual citizen of the United States and Slove...
Public reporting does not contain a clear, on-the-record statement from Melania Trump saying she renounced or kept Slovenian citizenship after becoming a U.S. citizen in 2006; several reputable outlet...