Judge Orders Trump Administration to Restore Immigration Benefit Processing

Federal court order restoring immigration benefit processing represents genuine constitutional significance through separation of powers (judicial check on executive), rule of law (enforcement of legal obligations), and civil rights (protection of humanitarian parole recipients' legal status). Election driver elevated due to immigration's political salience. Judicial mechanism modifier 1.25 applied for court intervention against executive action. Federal scope with moderate population (thousands affected) yields 1.15 scope modifier. Severity: durability 0.9 (subject to appeal/compliance), reversibility 0.85 (processing can resume but delays cause harm), precedent 1.1 (class certification strengthens future claims). Base score 19.0 × 0.85 × 1.25 × 1.15 = 27.8. B-score reflects moderate hype: immigration cases generate partisan outrage (6.0), media coverage predictable (7.0), but limited viral potential (3.0). Layer 2 elevated by timing during broader immigration enforcement debates (5.0) and pattern-matching to judicial resistance narrative (6.0). Intentionality moderate (7/15) for alignment with anti-administration narratives. Final B: 11.0 + 8.4 = 19.4. Delta +8.4 confirms List A: substantive constitutional event with judicial enforcement mechanism.