Immigration Paralegal Focused on Removal Defense

Do you want to make a real difference in the lives of Central and South Texas immigrants? The Law Office of Yohana Saucedo, with offices in Austin and Laredo, is looking for a Spanish-speaking Immigration Paralegal with 2 or more years of removal defense experience to join their team for an in-person role in Laredo or Austin, Texas (or 100% remotely). In this role, you will manage removal defense cases as well as humanitarian relief alongside a small team. The firm’s close-knit culture encourages open communication, mutual support, and shared success. Key info about the role: Salary Range : $20/hr to $30/hr, depending on experience. Work Location : In-Person in Laredo or Austin, Texas, or 100% fully remote. Language/Education : Fluency/professional proficiency in Spanish is required. An associate's or bachelor’s degree in paralegal studies or a related field is preferred and/or paralegal certification from an ABA-approved program. Benefit s: Health insurance, PTO, VTO, sick leave, and paid holidays. Hours : 8:30am to 5:30pm, Monday to Friday, with an emphasis on work/life balance. Start Date : As soon as possible (with the understanding that currently employed candidates will need to give notice). The-Day-to-Day Work : Under supervision of the attorneys, you will manage removal defense cases, prepare for master calendar and individual hearings and bond hearings, assist in drafting motions and legal documentation, as well as handle I-589s, EOIR-42As, and EOIR-42Bs. Proficiency in ECAS and court deadline management as well as experience with ICE detention cases are essential. Preferred : Experience with INS Zoom and Excel and/or Google Docs a plus. About the Firm Established in 2006, The Yohana Saucedo Law Office is a women-owned and managed firm that fights for the rights of immigrants with compassion. The firm is led by founder and managing partner Yohana Saucedo, an immigrant herself, who is dedicated to helping clients in their pursuit of happiness and economic improvement. She and her team offer a genuine understanding of their clients’ personal and professional goals, motivations, and needs. Clients trust her and the team because they go beyond paperwork–they listen to their stories, understand their challenges, and fight for their future as if it were their own. Yohana Saucedo Law Office is an equal opportunity employer. The firm does not discriminate on the basis of age, disability, sex, race, national origin, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, marriage/civil partnership status, pregnancy/maternity status, veteran status, family history and genetic information, or any other protected status. #J-18808-Ljbffr ImmigrationJobs