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The U.S. government has not broadly revoked citizenship of people simply for holding dual nationality, but it has pursued denaturalization of naturalized citizens in recent years for fraud, concealmen...
Current U.S. law does not bar members of Congress from holding dual citizenship; several recent bills would change that but are proposals, not law (see Senator Moreno’s Exclusive Citizenship Act of 20...
Melania Trump became a naturalized U.S. citizen after moving from Slovenia to New York in 1996; she has described the process as “arduous” and marked by taking the Oath of Allegiance at naturalization...
Dual nationals facing U.S. citizenship revocation have established legal defenses: the government bears the burden to prove any relinquishing act was voluntary and intended to renounce citizenship, an...