LOYALTY TEST: One Congresswoman Just Dropped a Political BOMB That Could Force Dozens Out of Office! Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) just fired a direct shot at the DC establishment, demanding a TOTAL ban on dual citizens serving in Congress.
Her declaration is simple and explosive: If you hold a foreign citizenship, you can’t hold power here. This isn’t just about vetting; it’s about absolute, undivided allegiance to the United States. The question now isn’t if this changes Washington, but WHO is secretly scrambling?
Which powerful lawmakers are about to be exposed? And which foreign governments are panicking over their compromised assets? The list of names that could be disqualified is already circulating—find out who they are and the evidence that sparked this unprecedented demand. Click below!
Bipartisan Call for Unwavering Allegiance: The Legislative Push to Ban Dual Citizens from U.S. Congress Ignites a National Debate on Loyalty
Representative Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) is taking a bold and uncompromising stand, spearheading a movement to ensure that every individual serving in the U.S. Congress holds sole and exclusive allegiance to the United States.
Luna’s fiery declaration, “The ONLY people who should be allowed to serve in Congress are American citizens!”, has galvanized support from those who believe the integrity of American governance is jeopardized by the potential for divided loyalties. This push for “America First” in Washington is aimed at protecting the government’s sanctity and guaranteeing that every legislative decision is made without the complication of foreign national interests.
The Current Legal Landscape and Proposed Changes
The U.S. Constitution sets clear, yet limited, requirements for serving in Congress: a minimum age, a period of U.S. citizenship, and residency in the state one represents.1 It does not explicitly prohibit dual citizens from serving.
This is the loophole that Rep. Luna and her colleagues are seeking to close. While the initial information focuses on Luna’s strong rhetoric, the legislative efforts around this issue generally fall into two categories:
Mandatory Disclosure:
- Legislation like the
Dual Citizenship Disclosure Act
- (H.R. 7484, sponsored by Rep.
Tim Burchett, R-TN) would require Members of Congress who are foreign nationals to file a statement with the appropriate ethics committee disclosing their status.2
- Rep.
Luna herself has introduced the Dual Loyalty Disclosure Act (H.R. 2356, 119th Congress), which would require candidates for federal office who are dual citizens to disclose that information in their statement of candidacy with the Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA).3
Outright Ban:
- Other proposals, like the
Disqualifying Dual Loyalty Act of 2025
- introduced by Rep.
Randy Fine (R-FL), propose an explicit ban, stating that a person may not be elected to the office of Representative or Senator if they are a national of any country other than the United States.4
- This legislation would also require current dual-citizen members seeking re-election to
renounce their foreign citizenship
- .
These legislative moves underscore a growing demand, particularly within the conservative wing of the Republican party, to tighten the legal framework surrounding the qualifications for public office, prioritizing unambiguous, singular fealty to the U.S.
