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Question regarding Wife's Status

Hi! First time here.

I have a question hoping to find some help. My Wife's Grandfather was born in the US (Arizona). He married a lady he met in Nogales and moved to Mexico. - My Wife's father was born in Mexico, and never claimed citizenship. Both my Wife and her dad are still alive. Is there a way my Wife can claim citizenship if her father does so?
My wife's father is 75 - His birth certificate states his father (wife's grandad) was from the US and we were able to find copies (yet to acquire originals) of her grandad appearing on a US census before the 1950's. Records I believe would be available in Tucson.
Any positive feedback highly appreciated. Thanks!

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