Tino Cuellar/Stanford, Alexander Aleinikoff/Georgetown lead Obama's immigration transition team

Tyche Hendricks of the San Francisco Chronicle offers "Stanford professor leads Obama immigration team" (link), with the news that Tino Cuellar - law professor at Stanford University - has been named as one of the two co-leaders of Barack Obama's transition team dealing with immigration. In the article, he's praised by John Trasvina of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, which, in case you needed one, isn't a good sign. Cuelar also worked for two years on money-laundering causes at the Treasury Department during the Clinton administration. And, the American Bar Association apparently recently suggested him as one possibility to head the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

The other co-leader is Alexander Aleinikoff, dean of Georgetown University Law Center, who was Executive Associate Commissioner of Programs at the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) during the Clinton years. He's also associated with the Migration Policy Institute.

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We will see under the muslim obama 100 million new monkeys here all freedoms and justice and ideals of freedom will disappear into some monkey world, if you do not take up arms against evil you will be eaten by that evil. feel fear and panic your world is about to disappear into the third world monkey hell. and start to call this place the FORMER USA.

Like he can't make up his own fucking mind (e.g. by visiting East LA) -- he needs a "team", paid for by taxpayers no doubt.

Wonder when his aunt will pop back into the news. Maybe one of his "team" will personally take over her case -- you know, book her a flight back to Kenya.

Isn't it great to have a African racists who hates your freedoms as president.