Legal barriers and the absence of any verified evidence of fraud in Zohran Mamdani’s 2018 naturalization application underpin the near-certain trader consensus against citizenship revocation before 2027. U.S. law permits denaturalization only through federal court order upon clear proof of willful material misrepresentation or illegal procurement at the time of citizenship, a high threshold historically applied in narrow cases involving terrorism or concealment of disqualifying conduct. Calls from Republican lawmakers for DOJ investigation have centered on Mamdani’s prior statements and political associations rather than documented application inaccuracies, which courts have not treated as grounds for revocation. While late-emerging primary-source records or a successful prosecution could theoretically alter outcomes, the procedural requirements, constitutional protections for naturalized citizens, and lack of supporting facts sustain the current market positioning.