Edgar Saldivar is a highly esteemed lawyer, primarily focused on defending the civil liberties and rights of individuals. He has been serving as a Senior Staff Attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Texas, a non-profit organization that is devoted to defending the fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. At the ACLU of Texas, Saldivar has been responsible for protecting the civil rights of minorities, religious groups, immigrants, and other marginalized communities.

Saldivar has earned his Bachelor's degree from Rice University and a Juris Doctorate from Harvard Law School. He has also served as an Editor for the Harvard Latino Law Review. Saldivar's outstanding academic achievements and proclivity to serve the community's best interests make him an asset to the legal profession.

Saldivar has dedicated his career to protecting people's rights, advocating for social justice and defending civil liberties. Accordingly, Saldivar has litigated several high-profile cases that have had a significant impact on civil rights and liberties. Some of the areas that he specializes in include racial profiling, voting rights, police brutality, and immigrants' rights.

Saldivar is an influential figure within the legal community, having gained a reputation for being a voice of reason and a staunch defender of human rights. He has been recognized for his contribution to the legal profession and received several honors, including the National Association of Latino Elected Officials (NALEO) Ruben Salazar Award. His outstanding expertise, unwavering dedication to civil liberties, and groundbreaking work in civil rights have made him an icon in the legal fraternity.