This event scores A:34.5, B:15.3 (D=+19.2). The constitutional damage is substantial: 45% of agents in major field offices diverted from counterterrorism to immigration represents massive resource_reallocation affecting rule_of_law (4: FBI mission distortion), separation (4: executive branch weaponizing law enforcement for policy goals), and capture (4: institutional mission subordinated to political agenda). Civil_rights (2) reflects immigration enforcement impacts. The mechanism_modifier (1.4) is high because resource reallocation fundamentally alters institutional capacity and mission integrity. Severity multipliers reflect moderate durability (0.9: reversed but precedent set), high reversibility cost (1.1: operational disruption), and significant precedent (1.2: normalizing law enforcement mission distortion). Federal scope with broad population impact yields 1.3 modifier. The distraction score is moderate: media_friendliness (4) is high due to dramatic 45% statistic and Iran threat angle, but the story actually exposes rather than obscures the underlying constitutional damage. Layer 2 shows timing (5: convenient Iran threat justification) and mismatch (4: threat framing vs. resource misallocation revelation). Intentionality (8) suggests some strategic narrative management but the core facts are damaging to the administration. Clear List A: significant constitutional damage from institutional capture and mission distortion, with distraction elements insufficient to obscure the harm.