Question: Three immigrants to the United States from Mexico learned that a friend, Alcaraz-Garcia, planned to travel to their hometown in Mexico. They asked him to take with him more than $25,000 in cash to deliver to their families. Because the amount he was carrying was more than what was permissible to bring into Mexico, he lied about the amount to the U.S. Customs officials at the border, was caught, and the money was confiscated. The three immigrants filed a petition for the return of their money, claiming that because Alcaraz-Garcia was a gratuitous bailee, they retained ownership of the money. Should they succeed? (United States v. AlcarazGarcia, 79 F.3d 769)