Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
A national anti-ICE strike was planned for Friday and Saturday with coordinated protests and closures across multiple states, including Southern California. This represents organized public resistance to immigration enforcement.
This is a coordinated protest action with high media visibility but minimal constitutional impact. A-score: Civil rights driver scores 2 (peaceful protest exercise, no suppression documented), rule of law 1 (symbolic resistance to enforcement agency). Information operation mechanism reduces modifier to 0.7 (no institutional damage, purely expressive). Multi-state scope adds 1.15x. Total A=2.52. B-score: Layer 1 scores high on media friendliness (9, perfect protest optics), outrage bait (8, anti-ICE framing), meme-ability (7, 'no work/school/shopping' slogan). Layer 2 shows mismatch (8, strike framing vs. voluntary protest), timing coordination (7), pattern match (7, fits resistance narrative). Intentionality at 11 (coordinated, branded, media-optimized) pushes intent_weight to 0.55. Final B=32.05. Delta of -29.53 clearly indicates List B: high-hype mobilization event with negligible constitutional damage.
Monitor for actual participation rates vs. media coverage volume. Track whether strike produces policy changes or remains symbolic. Note: peaceful protest is constitutionally protected; scoring reflects lack of institutional harm, not legitimacy of concerns.