Albert v. First National Bank & Trust Co. of Marquette

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “returning [immigrants] from the United States[] . . . is too broad to qualify as a cognizable social group” (citation omitted)
• holding that “returning Mexicans from the United States[] . . . is too broad to qualify as a cognizable social group.”
• concluding that “individuals ‘returning to Mexico [from] the United States [who] are believed to be wealthy’” was too broad to constitute a cognizable social group
• holding that the proposed group of persons “returning to Mexico from the United States who are believed to be wealthy” is not cognizable
• concluding that individuals returning to Mexico who are believed to be wealthy is not a cognizable particular social group
• holding that the social group composed of individuals returning to Mexico from the United States who are believed to be wealthy is not cognizable under the INA

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).