Eileen Gu, the U.S.-born freestyle skier representing China, faces no active U.S. denaturalization proceedings or legal actions that would trigger citizenship revocation. U.S. law limits such measures primarily to cases involving immigration fraud, serious criminal convictions, or concealment of material facts during naturalization—none of which apply here, as Gu holds birthright citizenship with no documented expatriation or disqualifying conduct. Ongoing debates center on her dual-nationality status under Chinese rules prohibiting dual citizenship and her Olympic participation, yet these have produced no policy shifts or enforcement moves by U.S. authorities despite geopolitical tensions. Trader consensus at 98.6% for "No" reflects this absence of catalysts. Shifts could still arise from new evidence of undisclosed criminal activity, expanded denaturalization priorities targeting athletes, or formal investigations tied to foreign payments.