Meet the Wilson Immigration Team

Alexandra Danielle Wilson is a member of the California State Bar and the Contra Costa County Bar Association. She is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), the National Lawyers Guild (NLG) and has been an active volunteer at various bay area non-profit organizations for four years. Alexandra graduated from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law.

Alexandra also held positions at several immigration organizations including the Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC) and a full-time semester-long internship as a policy intern in Washington, D.C. at the National Immigration Law Center (NILC). Alexandra completed a fellowship with the Immigration Center for Women and Children, and has worked with the Office of Staff Attorneys at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and with the Contra Costa County Public Defender's Office.

Renata Arellano is a lawyer in Mexico, graduated from the Law School of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). She has four years of experience working in non-profit organizations that support migrants and refugees, both in Mexico and the United States including most recently, HIAS. 

In 2020, she had the opportunity to work in the area of U.S. immigration law, getting to coordinate the area that performed the procedures in USCIS, NVC, among others. With the knowledge of both countries, in 2022 she began her work as an immigration/humanitarian lawyer in an international NGO, called HIAS, where she supported the migrants and asylum seekers in Mexico with their immigration status, she also gave informative workshops in shelters and places of transit for people about CBP One and the asylum process in the U.S. for those people that were seeking the American dream. 

Regina excels in communicating with clients, managing appointments, and providing exemplary administrative support.

Regina's experience in Mexican and U.S. law firms, along with her background in administration and legal economics, reflects her commitment to the field.

Grecia holds a bachelor's degree in physical therapy and rehabilitation from the Polytechnic University of Sinaloa (UPSIN). In her Paralegal role, she handles various tasks, from file management to legal research and technical document drafting. She takes pride in fostering strong client relationships, and ensuring their needs are met effectively.

Beyond work, she finds relaxation in watching TV series, visiting the cinema, reading, and sharing meals with her family. Her attention to detail and commitment to client satisfaction enhance our team's capabilities.

Holding an extensive background in administration, and previously serving as a legal assistant for family based immigration cases, Jessika serves as administrative assistant for our team. As a first-generation individual whose family originates from Hidalgo, Mexico, Jessika is deeply committed to working with the immigrant community and brings a culturally competent perspective to her work in addition to furthering her expertise through a Paralegal Certification.

Jessika is a critical point of contact for clients where she expertly manages phone calls, conducts thorough client intakes to gather necessary information, and handles essential administrative support functions that allows for efficient operation at our firm.

Brenda Mejia Bailey holds the position of paralegal at Wilson Immigration. As a first-generation immigrant from Jalisco, Mexico, and a former DACA recipient Brenda possesses a profound understanding of the challenges faced by the immigrant community.

On our removal team Brenda specializes in removal defense cases including asylum, withholding of removal, and protection under CAT. She has four years of experience working in immigration law. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Brenda ensures seamless communication with clients, offering comprehensive guidance tailored to their needs and circumstances.

Outside of work, Brenda enjoys spending time with her family, concerts, cooking and creative arts.

After graduating from the University of California, Davis, with a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and a minor in Communications, Simine initially held a summer internship at Wilson Immigration prior to joining our team. Her role primarily involves drafting Country Conditions Evidence for asylum and removal cases, assisting and researching for appeals, and researching other relevant case issues.

Her interest in immigration law stemmed from her personal and academic experiences, and solidified after her internship. She is eager to help advocate for clients through diligent research, and assisting in asylum cases to the best of her abilities.

In her free time, Simine enjoys going on long walks and exploring the outdoors, making art, and playing video games.