Zohran Mamdani Faces Political Attacks After Historic NYC Mayoral Victory

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The remarks intensified the political storm, prompting fact-checking organizations to step in.

Legal Experts Reject Claims of Wrongdoing

According to a review by PolitiFact:

  • There is no credible evidence that Mamdani lied during his naturalization process.

  • Denaturalization can only occur through court order, not through public statements.

  • Citizenship cannot be revoked as a form of political retaliation.

Immigration and constitutional lawyers widely agreed that the rhetoric surrounding Mamdani had no legal basis.
They described the claims as political posturing rather than legitimate legal challenges.

Stepping Into Office Amid Intense Scrutiny

With his inauguration approaching, Mamdani faces an unusually turbulent transition.
Most newly elected mayors enjoy a brief period of political “honeymoon,” but Mamdani’s first months are expected to be dominated by national debates, legal interpretations, and ongoing public disputes.

Despite the adversity, his message has remained consistent.
He has emphasized that he intends to govern with transparency, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to the communities who elected him.

On election night, he delivered one of his most memorable lines:
“To get to any of us, you will have to get through all of us.”

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