This event scores high on both constitutional damage (40.35) and distraction/hype (31.23) with a delta of +9.12. CONSTITUTIONAL DAMAGE: Enforcement actions at immigration court proceedings create significant rule_of_law concerns (4.5) - targeting individuals attending legally mandated court appearances chills access to justice and undermines judicial process integrity. Civil_rights impact (4.0) is substantial as it affects due process rights and creates fear around legal proceedings. Election impact (3.5) reflects immigration enforcement as central 2025 policy priority. Separation_of_powers (3.0) involves executive action in judicial venue. Violence score (2.0) reflects coercive detention. Mechanism modifier 1.25 for enforcement_action with clear procedural violation. Severity multipliers: precedent 1.2 (courthouse enforcement sets dangerous template), durability 1.1 (policy-driven, requires reversal), reversibility 1.0 (detentions reversible but chilling effect persists). Scope 0.85 for single_state/narrow population. DISTRACTION/HYPE: Layer 1 (16.5/30): High outrage_bait (8.5) - courthouse raids trigger visceral response, media_friendliness (8.0) - visual/narrative clarity, novelty (7.5) - aggressive tactic escalation, moderate meme_ability (6.0). Layer 2 (13.13/20): Strong pattern_match (7.5) to immigration crackdown narrative, mismatch (7.0) between legal venue and enforcement, timing (6.5) early administration signal, narrative_pivot (5.5) moderate. Intentionality 9/15 (high visibility venue, symbolic targeting, media amplification) yields 55% intent_weight. CLASSIFICATION: Both scores exceed 25 threshold with delta +9.12 (within ±10 range) = Mixed classification. Real constitutional harm to judicial access coexists with high symbolic/political theater value.