This event scores 17.68 on constitutional damage and 25.49 on distraction/hype (D=-7.81). While visa terminations represent executive enforcement authority, targeting UC Berkeley specifically raises civil_rights concerns (4.0 - academic freedom, chilling effect on international students) and rule_of_law questions (3.5 - selective enforcement, potential retaliation). The separation score (2.0) reflects executive action within immigration authority but with questionable targeting. Severity multipliers: durability 1.1 (creates precedent for academic targeting), reversibility 0.95 (visas can be restored), precedent 1.15 (establishes pattern for institutional retaliation). Mechanism modifier 1.15 for enforcement_action with apparent political motivation. Scope modifier 0.85 for single_state/narrow population. B-score is elevated by high outrage_bait (7 - attacks on education/immigrants), strong media_friendliness (8 - clear narrative, sympathetic victims), and pattern_match (7 - fits broader immigration crackdown narrative). Intentionality indicators include selective_targeting of prominent liberal institution, symbolic_institution choice (Berkeley), and chilling_effect on academic freedom. With intentionality at 8/15, intent_weight is 0.53, boosting strategic layer. Final classification: List B - the hype/outrage significantly exceeds actual constitutional damage, though real harm exists to affected individuals.