Lance Schroyer appointed ICE director

This is a substantive institutional capture action with real governance implications. Appointing a director to ICE—a federal enforcement agency with broad powers affecting millions—scores high on institutional capture (4) and civil rights concerns (3), as ICE leadership directly shapes enforcement priorities, due process protections, and treatment of vulnerable populations. The personnel_capture mechanism and federal+broad scope elevate the constitutional damage score to 55. While the appointment generates some media attention and follows a pattern of enforcement-focused appointments (B=26), the governance substance clearly dominates the distraction potential.