This event scores 31.83 on constitutional damage (A) and 19.51 on distraction/hype (B), yielding D=+12.32. The A-score reflects genuine institutional transformation: ICE expanding training infrastructure specifically for mass deportation represents resource reallocation with civil_rights implications (3.5 - targeting broad immigrant populations), rule_of_law concerns (3.0 - systematic enforcement expansion), and election mandate implementation (2.5). The mechanism_modifier (1.15) applies for resource_reallocation creating institutional capacity, scope_modifier (1.20) for federal-level training infrastructure affecting broad populations. Severity multipliers reflect moderate durability (1.15 - training programs persist), reversibility (1.05 - can be scaled back), and precedent (1.10 - normalizing mass enforcement infrastructure). The B-score is elevated by outrage_bait (7.5 - 'mass deportation' framing), media_friendliness (8.0 - visual facility access, recruit training narrative), and timing (6.0 - early administration implementation story). However, intentionality is moderate (6/15) - media was granted access but this reflects actual operational expansion rather than pure theater. The positive D-score (+12.32) with A>=25 clearly places this on List A: substantive institutional change with moderate hype overlay, not distraction from constitutional damage.