A-score 29.8: Enforcement action mechanism with federal scope targeting moderate population. Election driver (3.5×0.22) reflects immigration as 2024/2028 wedge issue. Rule_of_law (3.8×0.18) captures selective enforcement patterns and due process concerns. Civil_rights (4.2×0.14) reflects Fourth Amendment concerns, family separation impacts, and chilling effects on immigrant communities. Separation (2.2×0.16) involves executive enforcement discretion within statutory bounds. Violence (1.5×0.06) accounts for enforcement trauma. Mechanism modifier 1.25 for direct enforcement action. Scope 1.15 for federal implementation with state/local variation. Severity: durability 1.15 (policy can persist), reversibility 0.95 (administratively reversible), precedent 1.1 (normalizes aggressive enforcement). B-score 29.2: Layer1 (14.85): Outrage_bait 8.5 (family detention stories, 627% statistic), media_friendliness 8.0 (visual arrests, human interest), meme_ability 6.0 (percentage stat), novelty 4.5 (Trump 2.0 enforcement). Layer2 (14.35 with intent 0.55): Mismatch 7.0 (enforcement vs humanitarian framing), pattern_match 7.5 (classic immigration wedge), timing 6.5 (early administration signal), narrative_pivot 5.5. Intentionality 11/15: public statistical announcement, 'saving lives' counter-narrative, coordinated DHS messaging. Delta +0.6 with both scores >25 = Mixed classification.