This executive action extends Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and similar protections for 800,000 immigrants from Venezuela, El Salvador, and Ukraine. A-score (23.54): Election driver scores 3.5 (lame-duck timing creates transition conflict, constrains successor). Rule of law scores 2 (legitimate use of existing TPS authority but timing raises questions). Civil rights scores 3 (protects vulnerable populations from deportation, maintains work authorization). Separation scores 1.5 (executive action within statutory bounds but creates inter-branch tension). Durability 0.9 and reversibility 0.85 reflect that Trump can reverse these extensions relatively easily. Policy_change mechanism adds 15% modifier, federal scope adds 20%. B-score (27.04): Layer 1 scores high on outrage_bait (7) due to immigration polarization and Trump transition framing, media_friendliness (6) for clear narrative conflict. Layer 2 dominated by timing (9) - explicitly framed as pre-Trump action, and mismatch (8) between routine administrative extension and 'last-minute protection' framing. Intentionality at 8 (53.3% weight) reflects suspicious timing emphasis and partisan narrative construction. D-score: -3.5 indicates modest B-list lean. While constitutional impact exists, the hype/distraction element slightly exceeds it, driven by timing narrative and immigration polarization rather than fundamental constitutional change.