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Melania Trump is a naturalized U.S. citizen who was born in Slovenia and obtained U.S. citizenship in 2006, and she continues to hold Slovenian citizenship according to public reporting . Her naturali...
Melania Trump is a naturalized U.S. citizen who became a citizen in 2006 and reportedly retains Slovenian citizenship, making her a dual national; several news outlets and lawyers say proposed bills t...
Available reporting from the provided sources shows longstanding questions and media scrutiny over Melania Trump’s early U.S. visa and work history, but no source here says U.S. officials found defini...
Reporting from 2016–2018 shows documents and contemporaneous accounting ledgers indicating Melania Trump was paid for 10 U.S. modeling jobs worth about $20,000 in the weeks before she obtained a work ...
Melania Trump became a U.S. citizen in July 2006 after immigrating on an EB‑1 visa and completing the standard naturalization process; her former immigration lawyer Michael Wildes has publicly describ...
Multiple contemporaneous reports and statements from Melania Trump’s lawyers say she was admitted as a lawful permanent resident (green card holder) on March 19, 2001 and later naturalized in 2006; he...
Melania Trump’s parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, moved to the United States as lawful permanent residents on green cards that Melania sponsored, later becoming naturalized U.S. citizens after meetin...
Melania Trump’s parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, were sworn in as U.S. citizens in August 2018 after a standard path from lawful permanent residence to naturalization: they held green cards, met res...
Melania Trump entered the United States in the mid‑1990s and became a lawful permanent resident (green card) in 2001 before naturalizing in 2006; multiple reports say she arrived first on a visitor vi...
Melania Trump became a U.S. citizen in 2006 after entering the United States in the 1990s and obtaining a green card through the EB‑1 “extraordinary ability” category in 2001, a route that is widely v...
Melania Trump is a naturalized U.S. citizen who also retains Slovenian citizenship; multiple recent reports and statements from her former attorney describe her as a dual U.S.–Slovenian national, and ...
Melania Trump has been involved in multiple civil legal matters and threatened lawsuits — including a 2017 libel suit against the Daily Mail, defamation threats and letters (notably a $1 billion deman...
Multiple reputable reports state Melania Trump obtained lawful permanent resident (a "green card") in 2001—years before she married Donald Trump in January 2005—most accounts say via an employment-bas...
Available reporting documents that Melania Trump first entered the U.S. on a visitor (B‑1/B‑2) visa in 1996 and that she received an EB‑1 (“Einstein”) green card in 2001; contemporaneous accounts and ...
Public reporting and institutional statements confirm that Melania Trump is a naturalized U.S. citizen who was born in Slovenia, entered the United States in 1996, obtained work visas and later perman...
Melania Trump received an EB‑1 “extraordinary ability” immigrant visa (often called the “Einstein visa”) in or around 2001, and Republicans and Democrats have debated whether her modeling career met t...
Melania Trump’s path to U.S. citizenship has been described as both and , with reporting noting a difficult personal journey through paperwork and immigration law while critics question the appropriat...
The Associated Press published accounting ledgers, contracts and related documents showing Melania Trump was paid for 10 U.S. modeling assignments between mid‑September and mid‑October 1996 totaling r...
Public reporting and statements by Melania Trump’s lawyer indicate she obtained an employment‑based EB‑1 “extraordinary ability” green card approved in 2001, with multiple outlets reporting a lawful p...
Melania Trump sponsored her parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, for lawful permanent residence and they naturalized as U.S. citizens on August 9, 2018, after the standard process for family‑based immig...