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And now to a developing story out of the East County tonight, two school bus routes in the Hamul-Dulzura Union School District were interrupted for two straight days after several migrants tried to board school buses. Our Sarah Legre has the story tonight. Well, yeah, there have been two migrant encounters in the past two days involving school buses and young children here at Hamul-Dulzura USD. Now, no one was injured and all students are safe, but parents are angry. Your initial shock is you're helpless. It's practice night for Nicole Cardinelli and her son, Apollo. It's the ordinary, but their morning certainly wasn't. Twenty illegal migrants tried to get on the bus today at one of our bus stops. Hours earlier, she got this email letting Nicole know her eight-year-old son was aboard his school bus heading to Hamul Elementary when all of a sudden... Really confused. He said these adults, they weren't kids, but they had backpacks on mom and they tried to get on our bus. And there was a lot of them. The district confirmed 20 migrants tried to board the bus Wednesday morning when it stopped to pick up students here along its B route. That's when parents and the drivers stepped in, keeping the migrants at bay. It was definitely really scary. It also happened Tuesday along Route A, shown here in orange near State Route 94. Three men walked along the highway trying to stop the bus to "go around their group."

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