In San Diego County, California, two separate incidents occurred this week involving migrants attempting to board school buses while they were picking up children. The first incident on Tuesday involved three men trying to stop a bus on Highway 94, forcing the driver to go around them. The following day, a group of about 20 migrants attempted to board another bus at the same stop, but parents present helped prevent the migrants from entering. Superintendent Liz Bystedt has advised bus drivers to bypass stops with migrants nearby and urged parents to remain vigilant. The incidents have been reported to the U.S. Border Patrol, California Highway Patrol, and the San Diego County Sheriff's Department, which is investigating. No injuries were reported, but the events have raised significant concerns about student safety.