Diving into the CA-48 race; immigration enforcement; e-bike crashes rise
About this episode
The episode discusses the competitive CA-48 Congressional race, immigration enforcement in San Diego, and the rise in e-bike crashes.
After primary ballots have been sent to voters, KPBS is breaking down all the races. Among the most competitive is the race for the newly redrawn 48th Congressional District. On KPBS Roundtable, we hear more about political makeup of the district, the candidates, and the issues at the center of the race. Then, is San Diego prepared for a large-scale federal immigration crackdown? We look at the city's plans and some of the most recent immigration news locally, from new data on removals to the arrests of cruise workers. And finally, e-bike collisions across San Diego are rising. We dig into the latest data, and the push for new rules and regulations around their use. Guests: Jake Gotta , social media host and Public Matters reporter, KPBS Gustavo Solis , investigative border reporter, KPBS Kate Murphy , reporter, Axios Stories mentioned: Meet the candidates for US House of Representatives — KPBS Is San Diego prepared for large-scale federal immigration enforcement? — KPBS Activists say immigration agents arrested several cruise workers in San Diego — KPBS More than 16,000 people removed from San Diego region by ICE since January — KPBS Scoop: San Diego e-bike crashes surge — Axios…
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