A-score 30.8: Policy terminating TPS for 348k Haitians scores high on civil_rights (4.5 - mass deportation vulnerability, family separation risk, humanitarian protection removal), rule_of_law (4.0 - legal challenges indicate procedural concerns, potential statutory interpretation issues), election (3.5 - immigration enforcement as campaign promise delivery, base mobilization). Separation (2.5) reflects executive action within statutory framework but with immediate judicial pushback. Mechanism modifier 1.25 for policy_change with federal scope 1.15 affecting moderate population. Severity: durability 1.1 (takes effect Sept 2025, can be reversed but creates interim chaos), precedent 1.15 (largest single TPS termination, signals aggressive enforcement posture). B-score 30.8: Layer1 (13.75/25): High outrage_bait (8) - humanitarian crisis framing, family separation narratives. Media_friendliness (7) - human interest stories, legal drama. Novelty (6) - scale unprecedented. Layer2 (16.5/30 base): Pattern_match (9) - fits administration immigration enforcement narrative. Timing (8) - early term action, pre-midterm positioning. Mismatch (7) - policy substance vs humanitarian optics. Intentionality 11/15 (weight 0.55) - clear strategic timing, pattern consistency with campaign promises, narrative alignment, base mobilization. D-score: 0.0 (30.8-30.8). Both scores ≥25, |D|<10 = Mixed classification. Constitutional damage real (due process concerns, civil rights impact, legal challenges) but distraction/hype equally substantial (strategic timing, base mobilization, media saturation).