Family detention policy restart scores 18.2 on constitutional damage (civil_rights:4 for vulnerable population detention, rule_of_law:3 for enforcement discretion, violence:2 for coercive detention conditions, election:2 for immigration policy positioning). Enforcement mechanism adds 15% modifier, federal scope 10%. Severity: durability 1.1 (policy can persist), reversibility 0.9 (administratively changeable), precedent 1.0 (returns to prior practice). B-score 24.3 driven by high outrage potential (8) and media coverage (7), with moderate strategic signaling (intentionality:8). Delta of -6.1 indicates slight hype excess but both scores near threshold creates ambiguity. Civil rights impact is real but policy is announced not yet implemented, reducing immediate constitutional damage.