In Part 1 of this critical conversation, Congressman Scott Peters and FWD.us President Todd Schulte discuss the aggressive shift in immigration enforcement. They dive into the "all-of-government" approach that has seen federal agents raiding local San Diego small businesses with tactical gear and flashbangs—not to catch "kingpins," but to arrest dishwashers.

We break down the data behind the headlines: Why economists warn that these policies could add $2,150 a year to the average family’s expenses and drive food prices up by 14.5%. This isn't just about policy; it's about the literal price of enforcement.

In this episode, we cover:
Tactical raids on San Diego's "pretty good" local pizza shops.
The "Jump Out Kill Squad" tactics and the tragedy in Minneapolis.
How DHS agents are being reassigned from tax enforcement to kitchen raids.
The massive expansion of "Mega Warehouse Jails" and private prisons.

About the Show: 72 & Sunny is a podcast hosted by Congressman Scott Peters about the challenges and opportunities shaping San Diego and the country. We prioritize honest, solutions-oriented conversations grounded in facts.

Some notable moments from this episode:

00:00 – The Raid: Federal Agents at a San Diego Pizzeria

04:00 – Meet Todd Schulte & FWD.us

07:30 – The "All-of-Government" Enforcement Approach

12:15 – Mass Deportation’s Impact on Your Grocery & Housing Bills

18:45 – The Minneapolis Incident & Federal Overreach

25:30 – Why Immigrants are a $14.5 Trillion Net Gain

31:10 – The Myth of the "Jobs Tree": Do Immigrants Displace U.S. Workers?

38:00 – Breaking Down the 2013 Comprehensive Immigration Reform

In Part 1 of this critical conversation, Congressman Scott Peters and FWD.us President Todd Schulte discuss the aggressive shift in immigration enforcement. They dive into the "all-of-government" approach that has seen federal agents raiding local San Diego small businesses with tactical gear and flashbangs&mdash;not to catch "kingpins," but to arrest dishwashers.
We break down the data behind the headlines: Why economists warn that these policies could add $2,150 a year to the average family&rsquo;s expenses and drive food prices up by 14.5%. This isn't just about policy; it's about the literal price of enforcement.
In this episode, we cover:
<ul>
<li>Tactical raids on San Diego's "pretty good" local pizza shops.</li>
<li>The "Jump Out Kill Squad" tactics and the tragedy in Minneapolis.</li>
<li>How DHS agents are being reassigned from tax enforcement to kitchen raids.</li>
<li>The massive expansion of "Mega Warehouse Jails" and private prisons.</li>
</ul>
About the Show: 72 &amp; Sunny is a podcast hosted by Congressman Scott Peters about the challenges and opportunities shaping San Diego and the country. We prioritize honest, solutions-oriented conversations grounded in facts.
Some notable moments from this episode:
00:00 &ndash; The Raid: Federal Agents at a San Diego Pizzeria
04:00 &ndash; Meet Todd Schulte &amp; FWD.us
07:30 &ndash; The "All-of-Government" Enforcement Approach
12:15 &ndash; Mass Deportation&rsquo;s Impact on Your Grocery &amp; Housing Bills
18:45 &ndash; The Minneapolis Incident &amp; Federal Overreach
25:30 &ndash; Why Immigrants are a $14.5 Trillion Net Gain
31:10 &ndash; The Myth of the "Jobs Tree": Do Immigrants Displace U.S. Workers?
38:00 &ndash; Breaking Down the 2013 Comprehensive Immigration Reform

72 & Sunny is a podcast hosted by Congressman Scott Peters (CA-50) about the issues shaping San Diego and the country. The conversations are substantive, solutions-oriented, and grounded in facts and local impact. No partisan talking points. No abstract lectures. Just honest conversations about what’s happening, why it matters, and what we can do about it.

72 &amp; Sunny is a podcast hosted by Congressman Scott Peters (CA-50) about the issues shaping San Diego and the country. The conversations are substantive, solutions-oriented, and grounded in facts and local impact. No partisan talking points. No abstract lectures. Just honest conversations about what&rsquo;s happening, why it matters, and what we can do about it.