Is a French born child considered to have a dual citizenship if the mother is a US citizen and the father is a French citizen who currently lives in the US?

Yes, a child born in France to a French citizen father and a US citizen mother can have Dual Citizenship. According to French nationality law, a child acquires French citizenship at birth if at least one parent is a French citizen. Additionally, the child may also acquire US citizenship at birth through the mother. Therefore, the child would likely hold both French and US citizenship.