I wouldn't have known about this except I have a relative who lives there and mentioned it in an email. According to her, protestors are being bussed in to Laguna Beach. Anti-"racist" protestors apparently, I guess to squelch another moment of free speech planned for tomorrow. Then I found a news story about it. So again we've got protestors against, not white supremacists, in this case just Americans who want to call attention to crimes committed by illegal aliens. Can't do that, it's "racist." Can't rule our own borders, that's "racist." And they apparently get paid to go wherever anyone thinks otherwise and prevent them from saying so.
'Bussing in' protestors is something I hear Americans talk about a lot, complete with the implication that a) this is somehow wrong, and b) the protestors on the bus are getting paid.
Now, I know nothing about the particular case you're discussing here, but I have been 'bussed in' to several protests. I've even helped organise the buses. None of us were paid to be on those buses - on the contrary, we had to pay. The cost of renting the bus and petrol was covered by charging people for a space on the bus.
I'm unclear what the issue is supposed to be here? Is there something wrong with attending a protest if you don't live walking distance from the venue? Generally these things are aimed at national or state governments, after all, not just the local council.