This market will resolve to "Yes" if freestyle skier Eileen Gu's U.S. citizenship is officially rescinded by December 31, 2026, 11:59 PM ET. Otherwise, this market will resolve to "No". The primary resolution sources will be information from the government of the United States, however a consensus of credible reporting will also be used.
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$103
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$103
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$0
Comments (14)
0xCf99DB50A92fAC875A4ef3ab83b016DfAAF837a7-1770391297650 Feb 28
Bro you wasted 2k 😂😂
TrashGirl Feb 22
Well, she can't renounce it by herself. Government has to rescind it after she expresses intent and pays quit tax. Regardless of the reason - there is an action from the government needed, so this language fits here either way. Otherwise, it would be unconstitutional like you said and this market doesn't make sense.
sharingan-kakashi Feb 22
Doubt she will regardless, but "rescind" is to revoke something, according to the dictionaries I'm looking at. To take something away. I would not call renouncing something "revoking" since you are giving something up as opposed to having it taken from you. And again, there is no precedent for that ever happening to a natural born citizen. You can denaturalize someone but not this. Literal reading of the rules would make this a 100% lock for NO unless courts are ignored or new laws are passed that allow for it in a way that isn't unconstitutional.
TrashGirl Feb 22
Rules require only "citizenship is officially rescinded". No reason requirement. Voluntary intent is the most common passway for that generally.
Dob1 Feb 22
She’s not a naturalized citizen. She was born in California, so it cannot be revoked.
eleazar Feb 22
nonsense
eleazar Feb 22
because she was born, lived and trained in the US. And then she accepted money from china to compete for them. you should hate traitor like her
iutwpfal Feb 22
It's a far right thing
sharingan-kakashi Feb 22
She can renounce her citizenship but that wouldn't count for resolution here right? I've never heard of a natural born US citizen having their citizenship "revoked."
TrashGirl Feb 22
I guess It would make sense for her to quit it herself - she pays very high taxes on her worldwide income with US citizenship.
iutwpfal Feb 21
Why? Because she's Asian?
Silviu3 Feb 21
test
PaddyAlpha Feb 21
Easy Yes trump isn't going to play around with traitors
Mooseyyyy Feb 21
Lol easy no
