I just posted on the PRLDEF petition filed with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, an arm of the Organization of American States (OAS). I decided to do a little digging and it turns out that Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) had a press conference with Hispanic groups the day before the NY Times story and their release was almost verbatim to the petition filed with the OAS, all the way down to the three Latino "victims" they are citing as a reason for a new hate crimes bill. The hate crimes bill is entitled the Mathew Shepard Act. Why would the act be named after Mathew Shepard when the victims they are mentioning include illegal aliens with criminal pasts? Because I'm guessing the Luis Ramirez Act wouldn't pass when people actual looked into his criminal and illegal past.

This Act is just one more nail that Latino racial groups are trying to drive into the coffin of our great United States of America. And they are doing so with the help of Senators like Chuck Schumer, whom I'm sure has benefited greatly from donations and "get out the vote" drives by these racist Latino groups.

NY Daily News

Lawmakers and Hispanic groups on Tuesday denounced the beating death of an Ecuadorean immigrant, saying his and other recent slayings of Latino immigrants lend new urgency to the need for a U.S. hate crimes law.

During a news conference, Sen. Chuck Schumer, a Democrat, named three immigrants he said were killed "simply because of who they were."

Jose Osvaldo Sucuzhanay, an Ecuadorean immigrant living in New York, was beaten Dec. 7 by men who yelled anti-Hispanic and anti-gay slurs at him...

"The senseless loss of life cannot be met with silence but rather must be condemned with our loudest voices," Schumer said.

Latino leaders said considering what appeared to be rising anti-Latino sentiment, Congress should pass legislation to expand the federal hate crimes law.

The bill, known as the Matthew Shepard Act...

Sucuzhanay's death followed those of Marcelo Lucero, who was fatally stabbed Nov. 8, in eastern New York state by a group of teenagers, and the July 14 death of Luis Ramirez, 25, a Mexican immigrant who was fatally beaten in eastern Pennsylvania.

Note they fail to mention that Luis Ramirez was an illegal alien.

And from the petition filed from PRLDEF to the OAS

It cites violence against Latinos, including the murders over the past five months of three immigrants: José Sucuzhañay in Brooklyn last week, Marcelo Lucero in the Long Island town of Patchogue on Nov. 8, and Luis Ramirez in Shenandoah, Pa., on July 14.

All three individuals mentioned are identical.