Rep. Nancy Mace introduces a proposed constitutional amendment that would limit eligibility for several senior government roles to people who meet the “natural-born” citizen standard. Multiple outlets report that the measure would extend a requirement currently tied to the presidency to the legislative and judicial branches and to certain executive appointments. Under the proposal, foreign-born U.S. citizens who are naturalized would be barred from serving in Congress, becoming federal judges, or holding Senate-confirmed positions. Newsweek and The Hill describe the amendment as a “joint resolution” shared publicly by Mace, who argues in her statement that the standard is long overdue. Fox News reports that Mace also links the proposal to concerns about lawmakers with perceived “foreign allegiance,” citing her criticism of Rep. Ilhan Omar as part of the broader debate. The outlets agree on the core elements of the proposal: it is framed as a constitutional change and it would use a natural-born citizen requirement to restrict service by naturalized citizens in Congress, the federal judiciary, and Senate-confirmed roles. The reports differ mainly in emphasis and which specific officials or categories are highlighted in coverage.