Eileen Gu holds U.S. citizenship by birth in San Francisco and has represented China in international competition since 2019 while maintaining residence, education at Stanford, and endorsements tied to the United States. Chinese law prohibits dual nationality, yet no public record exists of formal U.S. expatriation, and U.S. authorities have taken no steps to initiate revocation proceedings. Revocation requires specific statutory triggers such as voluntary renunciation or conviction for certain offenses, none of which apply here. Trader consensus at 97.8% against revocation reflects the absence of any qualifying legal or policy developments through mid-2026. Realistic shifts would require new legislation targeting dual nationals, criminal charges meeting expatriation criteria, or an explicit renunciation announcement by Gu herself.