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Sen. Bernie Moreno unveils a bill to end dual citizenship, requiring exclusive allegiance to the U.S.
The Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025 would track dual citizens and force renunciation within one year.
Melania Trump and Barron Trump could face new rules due to their Slovenian citizenship.
Moreno cites Melania Trump’s Slovenian citizenship as part of the discussion on citizenship options.
The bill would be enforced by U.S. agencies and could revoke citizenship for noncompliance.
The legislation is framed around loyalty and national allegiance.
Moreno had previously naturalized as an American citizen at 18.
The plan would set up a system to monitor dual citizens and their citizenship status.
The act would be carried out by the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security.
Analysts note dual citizenship could affect work, business, and land ownership for some families.

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Sen. Bernie Moreno introduces the Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025 to end dual citizenship.
The bill would require dual citizens to choose between the United States and their foreign nation within one year.
If uncomplied, individuals would be automatically treated as aliens under immigration laws.
The State Department and DHS would create databases to enforce the citizenship change.
Moreno, born in Colombia, argues exclusive allegiance strengthens national interests.
Past efforts exist to dismantle dual-citizenship laws, particularly in Congress.
Presidents discussed dual citizenship impacts but Trump stance on birthright citizenship remains unsettled.
The proposal could face legal challenges in court.
The bill would require that foreign citizenship changes be recorded in federal systems.
The bill envisions penalties for noncompliance with citizenship renunciation.

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Moreno introduces the Exclusive Citizenship Act of 2025 aiming to end dual citizenship and require allegiance to the U.S.
The bill would track dual citizens and give them one year to renounce or lose U.S. citizenship.
Melania Trump and Barron Trump are cited as dual citizens potentially affected by the proposed law.
Moreno, Ohio Republican, suggested ending the right to dual citizenship as a matter of national loyalty.
The bill would be enforced by the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security.
If dual citizens don’t comply within a year, they would automatically lose U.S. citizenship.
The proposal follows Moreno’s campaign remarks and wider coverage of his political agenda.
The Daily Beast notes Melania’s Slovenian birth and Bernie Moreno’s Colombian origins in context of citizenship.
Reaction and commentary about the policy include concerns over loyalty and national interest.
The legislation would redefine how dual citizens are treated under U.S. immigration law if enacted.

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