Mexican lawmakers have completed a draft reform proposed by Claudia Sheinbaum, aimed at preventing individuals with dual nationality from holding key positions in government. The proposed changes would restrict access to the office of the President of the Republic, governorships of the states, and the headship of Government of Mexico City (CDMX). The bill seeks to modify existing regulations concerning eligibility for these high-level posts. Details of the specific changes within the document have not been fully released, but the core intention is to ensure those in power hold sole Mexican citizenship. Supporters argue the reform aims to safeguard national sovereignty and prevent potential conflicts of interest. The legislation is now set to advance through the legislative process within the Mexican Congress. This change comes as national debate continues regarding nationality requirements for public officials.