Presidential denial of documented executive action invoking 1798 wartime deportation authority represents significant constitutional damage through information operation mechanism. Rule_of_law (4.5) scores highest as denial contradicts documented enforcement creating legal uncertainty about executive accountability. Civil_rights (4.0) reflects Alien Enemies Act's extraordinary deportation powers being deployed while denied. Election (3.5) captures undermining of democratic accountability through reality distortion. Corruption (3.5) reflects evasion of responsibility for controversial policy. Separation (3.0) involves executive branch internal contradiction. Capture (2.5) shows information control attempt. Violence (0.5) minimal but deportation enforcement has coercive elements. Severity: precedent multiplier 1.15 for normalizing executive denial of documented actions, durability 1.1 as pattern persists, reversibility 0.95 as denial itself reversible but enforcement continues. Information_operation mechanism adds 1.25x (gaslighting about executive authority use). Federal scope 1.15x. Base 21.5 × 1.21 × 1.25 × 1.15 = 35.8. B-score: Layer1 (27.0/40×55=37.1%) driven by media_friendliness (8.0) of blatant contradiction, outrage_bait (7.5) at denial of documented fact, meme_ability (6.0) of Orwellian denial, novelty (5.5) moderate. Layer2 (30.0/40×45=33.8%) shows mismatch (8.5) between claim and reality, pattern_match (8.0) of gaslighting tactics, narrative_pivot (7.5) deflecting from enforcement, timing (6.0) during deportation operations. Intentionality 13/15 (0.58 weight) for clear reality distortion pattern. Final: 37.1×0.42 + 33.8×0.58 = 35.2. Delta: 35.8-32.1=+3.7. Both scores exceed 25 threshold with delta under 10, qualifying as Mixed: genuine constitutional damage from accountability evasion combined with high distraction value of absurdist denial.