Lizama v. Holder

How courts have described this case

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• holding that \deportees with criminal histories” returning to El Salvador from the United States are \too broad” to constitute a particular social group
• holding that “deportees with criminal histories” returning to El Salvador from the United States are “too broad” to constitute a particular social group
• holding that if neither the relevant statutes or associated regulations specifically define a term, courts defer to the “BIA’s reasonable interpretation of the term”
• holding that “deportees with criminal histories” returning to El Salvador from the United States are “too broad” to constitute a particular social group
• holding that petitioner not entitled to CAT relief because he “failed to establish he would be targeted by gangs more than any other citizens”
• holding that an alien exhausted remedies by raising a claim in his notice of appeal to the BIA-even if he neglects to brief the issue-if the BIA has nonetheless addressed the issue in its decision

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).