Administrative Error Sends Maryland Man to El Salvador Prison via ICE

A-score: Rule_of_law (4.5) reflects serious due process failure in deportation procedures - wrong person sent to foreign prison. Civil_rights (4.8) captures fundamental liberty deprivation and wrongful detention. Corruption (0.5) minimal as ICE acknowledged error rather than coverup. Mechanism_modifier 1.25 for enforcement_action with clear procedural breakdown. Severity: durability 1.1 (creates fear in immigrant communities), reversibility 0.9 (person can be returned but trauma remains), precedent 1.15 (exposes systemic verification gaps). Scope_modifier 0.85 for single_state/narrow population. Final A: 12.85. B-score: Layer1 high on outrage_bait (8.5 - wrong person imprisoned abroad) and media_friendliness (8.0 - clear victim narrative). Layer2 moderate: pattern_match (5.0) fits ICE criticism narrative, narrative_pivot (4.0) supports immigration enforcement reform arguments. Intentionality low (5) - genuine administrative error but timing during immigration debate adds strategic value. Final B: 22.54. Classification: D=-9.69. Neither threshold met (A=12.85<25, B=22.54<25). Noise_flag TRUE: single incident, acknowledged error, no systemic mechanism change, reversible through correction.