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Who is Suspected White House Shooter Oscar Ramiro Ortega?

The description authorities gave of suspected White House shooter Oscar Ramiro Ortega was scant: He’s 21, Hispanic 160 pounds and is medium built.

But a picture is starting to emerge of a troubled man with a lengthy criminal record and a history of mental illness.

Ortega’s family owns the Puerto Vallarta Mexican restaurant in Idaho Falls, a small, tight-knit community that is the second largest city in Idaho. He’s had several brushes with the law, including arrests for domestic violence, burglary and alcohol possession violation.

A family member told Fox News Latino he comes from a large, tight-knit family that is very close -- they all work and own a restaurant together in Idaho Falls.

“We’re very worried about him,â€

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

ABC News is saying Hernandez, 21, is from Idaho, is believed to be mentally ill. Has had run-ins with the law, including for domestic violence and drug charges. Police think he is armed with an assault rifle, and he is considered a danger to Barack Obama.

Check that out folks! The suspect is Hispanic and the media is rushing to make him out to be a mentally ill drug addict criminal.

If he had been a white guy, we most likely would have seen a Department of Homeland Security release to the media by now claiming he was likely motivated by conservative ideology just like they did when Jarod Loughner opened fire on Congresswoman Giffords.

In that case, Loughner ended up being a mentally ill person on drugs instead of ideologically driven.

How many of you want to bet that in this case the shooter is actually ideologically driven, an illegal immigrant, and or using one of the Fast and Furious guns Obama bought for the drug smugglers?

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SURELY the U.S. Secretary of Labor will come to this poor man's rescue.

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http://www.dol.gov/_sec/media/speeches/ ... _NCLRC.htm

And it's always great to be with the National Council of La Raza.

Before I begin, I wanted to thank Janet MurguÃ*a, the NCLR board and staff for the outstanding work they do each day on behalf of the Latino community and our country. NCLaRaza is a bedrock for the Latino community — committed to strengthening this great nation by promoting the advancement of Latino families. I am proud of what NCLR stands for and the work that your organization and affiliates across our country do everyday.

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It's inspiring to say that today NCLR is in 41 states, and Puerto Rico... and the District of Columbia.

NCLaRaza is everywhere!

That means that in virtually every part of this country, there are organizations that work for the advancement of our familias.

Aztlan Rising
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is it me or does this guy look like 99% of the 99%ers?

Who is Suspected White House Shooter Oscar Ramiro Ortega?

Written By Carolyn Salazar

Published November 16, 2011

Fox News Latino

The description authorities gave of suspected White House shooter Oscar Ramiro Ortega was scant: He’s 21, Hispanic 160 pounds and is medium built.

But a picture is starting to emerge of a troubled man with a lengthy criminal record and a history of mental illness.

Ortega’s family owns the Puerto Vallarta Mexican restaurant in Idaho Falls, a small, tight-knit community that is the second largest city in Idaho. He’s had several brushes with the law, including arrests for domestic violence, burglary and alcohol possession violation.

A family member told Fox News Latino he comes from a large, tight-knit family that is very close -- they all work and own a restaurant together in Idaho Falls.

“We’re very worried about him,â€