Reason Morning Links: Department of Education's SWAT Team, Tim Geithner's Faith, L.A.'s Experiment With Red Light Cameras

• The Department of Education's Office of Inspector General has a SWAT Team that it sends after people who do not pay their student loans. 
• Ahmed Chalabi, the Iraqi politician who helped build Bush's case for war, says it's time for America to leave his country. 
• Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner allegedly has "a faith in the marketplace that puts him at odds with many of Obama's traditional Democratic allies."
• Nation-building projects in Afghanistan will not survive the withdrawal of U.S. troops, a Senate report finds. 
• Sarasota County in Florida will begin closing pain clinics when doctors are "found at fault for a patient's overdose."
• The Los Angeles Police Commission wants to get rid of the city's red light cameras. 

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