For the second time in two days, groups of illegal migrants have disrupted school bus service in Jamul-Dulzura School District in Southern California by attempting to stop and board buses.

Families of students in the school district were notified by email that, on two separate occasions, groups of migrants had attempted to board the buses.

According to Superintendent Liz Bystedt, in the first incident, a group of 3 men were walking in middle of the highway and attempting to stop one of the buses, which had to go around the group.

In the second incident, a school bus encountered a group of 20 individuals who tried to board the bus as it was picking up students at their bus stop.

According to the district, parents who were at the bus stop helped the bus driver prevent the migrants from boarding the bus with the students.

No injuries were reported and the U.S. Border Patrol, California Highway Patrol and the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office were notified of the incident.

School district officials said that “for the safety of students and bus drivers” buses will now drive past stops with migrants nearby and proceed to the next stop.

Families were asked to stay vigilant and to follow the bus, if necessary, to the next stop to pick up their children.

These incidents highlight the growing crisis of an unsecured border and raise the question of, where exactly is that Border Czar who was appointed by president Biden?

At some point, this kind of willful blindness constitutes failure and dereliction of duty.