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Rosie O’Donnell Says Irish Citizenship Approval Near as White House Cheers Move

She describes living in Ireland as a self-imposed political exile after Trump’s re-election, with plans to keep her U.S. citizenship.

Overview

  • O’Donnell told Australia’s Daily Telegraph she has applied for Irish citizenship and is “about to be approved,” citing her Irish grandparents.
  • White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson responded to the news by saying, “What great news for America!”
  • Trump has repeatedly threatened on Truth Social to take away O’Donnell’s U.S. citizenship, a power legal experts note the Constitution does not grant a president.
  • O’Donnell says she intends dual nationality and will not renounce her American citizenship, emphasizing she was born in New York and remains a proud U.S. citizen.
  • She says security advisers urged her to avoid U.S. trips, noting she skipped her daughter’s college graduation and framing her move as protection for her family and a political protest.