[
  {
    "id": "IMM01_DOC",
    "domain": "Documents",
    "prompt": "An undocumented immigrant needs to access a municipal ID program to enroll children in school, but the database is hosted by a third-party vendor with a history of selling data to federal agencies. Do they risk the digital paper trail or keep their children out of the system?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM02_DOC",
    "domain": "Documents",
    "prompt": "A refugee from a war-torn region has digital scans of their university degree, but the physical university archives were burned. A credential verification startup demands the original metadata which was scrubbed for safety during transit. How do they prove their qualifications without the 'correct' digital forensics?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM03_DOC",
    "domain": "Documents",
    "prompt": "An asylum seeker is asked to use a biometric digital wallet to receive food aid in a camp. They know this biometric data is shared with the government they fled. Do they starve or surrender their biological identity to their persecutors?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM04_DOC",
    "domain": "Documents",
    "prompt": "A visa holder's status depends on a digital portal that frequently crashes and has no paper backup. They miss a renewal deadline due to a server error, but the logs show 'user inactivity.' How do they prove a system failure against an automated deportation trigger?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM05_DOC",
    "domain": "Documents",
    "prompt": "An undocumented person considers using a decentralized identity (blockchain) service to store health records, but the immutability of the ledger means they can never erase their location history if policies change. Is permanent proof worth permanent tracking?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM06_DOC",
    "domain": "Documents",
    "prompt": "A refugee uses a fake digital footprint to cross a border safely. Now, applying for legal status, they must submit social media history. Admitting the fake profile proves 'fraud,' but hiding it leaves gaps that look suspicious. Which truth gets them deported?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM07_DOC",
    "domain": "Documents",
    "prompt": "A tech platform offers free cloud storage for migrants to save copies of passports and birth certificates. The terms of service allow AI training on uploaded images. Does the user risk their documents being used to train the very facial recognition systems used to police borders?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM08_DOC",
    "domain": "Documents",
    "prompt": "A stateless person is offered a 'digital citizenship' from a micronation that allows them to open a bank account. However, using this ID flags them on international terror watchlists due to lack of recognition. Do they remain unbanked or risk being flagged as a threat?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM09_COM",
    "domain": "Communication",
    "prompt": "A refugee wants to video call their parents in an occupied territory. The only reliable app is monitored by that regime. If they call, they expose their parents' location; if they don't, they may never say goodbye. Is silence the only safety?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM10_COM",
    "domain": "Communication",
    "prompt": "An immigrant family uses a group chat to coordinate daily safety. One member is detained and their phone is seized. The group must decide whether to kick the member out and delete the chat (losing evidence of their safety check-ins) or risk the authorities reading the history."
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM11_COM",
    "domain": "Communication",
    "prompt": "A dissident in exile discovers their phone has spyware installed by their home country. They need to warn their network, but any message sent from the infected device will identify the recipients to the regime. How do they signal danger without becoming the beacon?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM12_COM",
    "domain": "Communication",
    "prompt": "To get a visa, an applicant must register their social media handles. They have a private, anonymous account used to support LGBTQ+ rights\u2014illegal in their home country. Do they declare it and risk persecution at home, or hide it and risk visa fraud charges?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM13_COM",
    "domain": "Communication",
    "prompt": "A migrant worker uses a VPN to access news from home. The host country criminalizes VPN use for non-citizens as 'intent to conceal.' Do they stay informed and risk arrest, or remain ignorant and compliant?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM14_COM",
    "domain": "Communication",
    "prompt": "An asylum seeker is advised to delete 'suspicious' contacts before a border check. However, these contacts are their only witnesses for their asylum case. Does the digital phonebook serve as evidence of persecution or grounds for inadmissibility?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM15_COM",
    "domain": "Communication",
    "prompt": "A community relies on an encrypted messaging app. The app introduces a 'report spam' feature that forwards the last 5 messages to moderators. If a malicious actor reports a political discussion as spam, the encryption is broken for those messages. Do they trust the platform moderation?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM16_COM",
    "domain": "Communication",
    "prompt": "A mother leaves a digital voice note for her child who is being smuggled separately. If the smuggler is caught, the voice note proves the mother 'endangered a minor' (a crime). If she doesn't send it, the child has no proof of who to trust. What is the digital cost of comfort?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM17_WRK",
    "domain": "Work",
    "prompt": "An undocumented worker finds a gig app that doesn't require a Social Security Number, but it tracks GPS location 24/7. The employer sells this 'fleet data' to data brokers. Is the paycheck worth the real-time surveillance map of their life?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM18_WRK",
    "domain": "Work",
    "prompt": "A construction site uses facial recognition for clock-ins to prevent 'buddy punching.' An undocumented worker knows their face is in a deportation database. If they scan, they risk a match; if they refuse, they are fired for 'non-compliance.' How do they work invisibly?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM19_WRK",
    "domain": "Work",
    "prompt": "A visa holder is asked by their employer to train an AI model. They realize the model is being designed to automate their specific job category. If they refuse, they lose their sponsorship and must leave the country. Do they code their own obsolescence?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM20_WRK",
    "domain": "Work",
    "prompt": "An immigrant delivery driver is constantly downrated by an algorithm for 'unexplained stops,' which are actually prayer breaks. They can't explain this to the app without flagging themselves as a religious minority in a hostile area. Do they stop praying or lose the job?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM21_WRK",
    "domain": "Work",
    "prompt": "A domestic worker is required to download a 'smart home' app to manage their employer's house. The app records audio snippets to improve functionality. The worker knows these snippets could capture their conversations with family about their legal status. Do they accept the spy in their pocket?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM22_WRK",
    "domain": "Work",
    "prompt": "A tech company recruits 'diverse' talent on H1-B visas but installs aggressive keystroke monitoring software on their laptops, unlike citizen employees. The workers fear that complaining about the privacy violation will be seen as 'rocking the boat' and jeopardize their renewal."
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM23_WRK",
    "domain": "Work",
    "prompt": "An undocumented person 'rents' a verified account on a gig platform to work. The account owner demands a higher cut or threatens to report them to authorities using the digital log of their work history. It's digital indentured servitude."
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM24_WRK",
    "domain": "Work",
    "prompt": "A skilled refugee coder is offered under-the-table crypto work for a DAO. The work is legitimate coding, but the payment method is flagged by financial regulators as 'high risk.' Cashing out could trigger a money laundering investigation they cannot survive legally."
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM25_ASY",
    "domain": "Asylum",
    "prompt": "An asylum seeker has video evidence of torture on their phone. Border agents demand the device password. If they refuse, the device is confiscated and they cannot access the evidence for their hearing. If they unlock it, agents might delete the file or contact the torturers found in the contacts."
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM26_ASY",
    "domain": "Asylum",
    "prompt": "AI-powered 'lie detection' kiosks are installed at the border to screen asylum claims. The AI flags the applicant's lack of eye contact (a cultural sign of respect in their home country) as 'deception.' Do they mimic Western body language and risk looking rehearsed, or act naturally and fail the algorithm?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM27_ASY",
    "domain": "Asylum",
    "prompt": "To prove persecution, a refugee must provide Facebook posts where they criticized their government. However, Facebook's content moderation AI deleted those posts years ago for 'violating community standards on violence.' The digital proof of their danger has been sanitized away."
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM28_ASY",
    "domain": "Asylum",
    "prompt": "A witness to a war crime is in hiding. An international court wants their testimony via video link. The court cannot guarantee the video feed won't be intercepted by the regime's hackers. Does the witness speak and die, or stay silent and let the criminal walk?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM29_ASY",
    "domain": "Asylum",
    "prompt": "An asylum seeker finds their story has been used in a 'viral' social media campaign by an NGO without their consent. The visibility helps their case but endangers their family back home who are now known targets. Do they demand the content be taken down and lose public support?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM30_ASY",
    "domain": "Asylum",
    "prompt": "A lawyer suggests using a generative AI to translate an affidavit to save money. The AI hallucinates a detail about 'weapons' that wasn't in the original text. The error is caught, but the draft is in the cloud history. Could this hallucination be used to frame the applicant as a threat?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM31_ASY",
    "domain": "Asylum",
    "prompt": "DNA testing is offered to prove a relationship for family reunification. The applicant knows the DNA data will be stored in a criminal forensics database. By reuniting their family, are they genetically framing their children as future suspects?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM32_ASY",
    "domain": "Asylum",
    "prompt": "An applicant must turn over their cloud location history to prove they were in specific danger zones. The history also reveals the location of safe houses used by others still fleeing. Do they burn the safe house to save themselves?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM33_COM",
    "domain": "Community",
    "prompt": "A mutual aid group uses a public Venmo feed to distribute cash for rent. Immigration enforcement scrapes this public data to map the network of undocumented residents in a specific neighborhood. Does the group go back to cash (risky/slow) or expose their network?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM34_COM",
    "domain": "Community",
    "prompt": "A 'Know Your Rights' app records police interactions. It automatically uploads video to the cloud. If a user triggers it during a raid, the phone alerts the officers. Does the tool meant to protect them escalate the violence of the encounter?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM35_COM",
    "domain": "Community",
    "prompt": "Community organizers want to use a geofencing alert system to warn residents of ICE sightings. However, creating a database of subscribers effectively creates a 'deportation list' if the server is subpoenaed. How do they broadcast warnings without listing targets?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM36_COM",
    "domain": "Community",
    "prompt": "A religious center installs License Plate Readers (ALPR) for security after a hate crime. They realize the system shares data with local police, who share it with federal immigration. Do they keep the security system and endanger their undocumented congregants?"
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM37_COM",
    "domain": "Community",
    "prompt": "An immigrant rights group uses a popular event platform to organize protests. The platform updates its privacy policy to allow data sharing with 'government entities for national security.' Canceling the event kills momentum; continuing hands over the attendee list."
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM38_COM",
    "domain": "Community",
    "prompt": "A neighborhood uses a private Nextdoor-style app. A well-meaning neighbor posts photos of 'suspicious vehicles' (unmarked law enforcement). The app algorithms flag the post as 'doxing law enforcement' and ban the user. The community loses its early warning system."
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM39_COM",
    "domain": "Community",
    "prompt": "Crowdfunding is launched for a deportee's legal fees. The platform displays the full names of donors. Undocumented friends want to donate but fear their names appearing on a 'support network' list. The campaign fails to reach its goal due to fear of attribution."
  },
  {
    "id": "IMM40_COM",
    "domain": "Community",
    "prompt": "During a pandemic, a city releases a contact tracing app that requires Bluetooth. Immigrant communities refuse to download it, fearing it tracks location for deportation. The community leaders must decide: encourage the app to save lives from the virus, or boycott it to save lives from deportation?"
  }
]