1942 Mobile Camp in Nyssa Oregon for Japanese American Workers

A mobile camp operates in Nyssa, Oregon, in July 1942, managed by the Farm Security Administration. During this time, local farmers utilize trucks to transport Japanese Americans from the camp to agricultural fields for labor. This effort supported wartime agriculture, reflecting the complex dynamics of labor and displacement during World War II.

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