S.3283 is still in committee, not law. Here’s exactly how to track its status yourself and contact your Senators and Representative if you have a stake in it.
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Expat Life Sep 1, 2026What It Actually Takes to Give Up U.S. Citizenship
Renouncing U.S. citizenship costs $450 and can trigger an IRS exit tax on worldwide assets. Here’s the real process, separate from whether S.3283 ever becomes law.
Immigration Aug 31, 2026If You Want to Keep U.S. Citizenship Under the Exclusive Citizenship Act
If S.3283 became law, dual citizens would face a one-year choice. Here’s what renouncing a foreign citizenship to keep U.S. citizenship would actually involve — and what protects you right now.
Immigration Aug 30, 2026The Constitutional Fight Waiting for the Exclusive Citizenship Act
Two Supreme Court rulings, Afroyim v. Rusk and Vance v. Terrazas, already govern when the government can strip citizenship. Here’s how S.3283 collides with both.
Immigration Aug 29, 2026Who the Exclusive Citizenship Act Would Actually Affect
S.3283 would reach naturalized citizens, U.S.-born children of immigrants, and Americans born abroad — including people who don’t know they already hold a second citizenship.
Immigration Aug 28, 2026The Exclusive Citizenship Act: What S.3283 Would Actually Do
S.3283 would ban dual citizenship outright, forcing existing dual citizens to renounce one nationality within a year. Here’s exactly what the bill says, from the actual text.