are VS are being

"We are being carefully convoyed all the way across."

"We are carefully convoyed all the way across."

I know the tense different between two sentences.

What's the meaning different between two sentences?

Or

Are both wrong?

I am not a teacher.

To me it sounds like in the first sentence they were not willing to Travel.

I am not a teacher.

Both sentences need to begin with a capital letter and end with a period/full stop.

Done. Mike newyork

Ok, what's the difference? and meaning?

The verb "convoy" means to escort, particularly for protection. If this activity is going on currently, I would use #1.

I think #2 is possible if the activity takes place regularly, but I am not a teacher.

So, is it depend on the context?