Japanese-Americans Depart Mobile Camp Nyssa Oregon 1942

In July 1942, Japanese-Americans depart from a mobile camp in Nyssa, Oregon. The Farm Security Administration established these camps to support agricultural labor during World War II. Many Japanese-Americans were relocated due to wartime policies. Nyssa played a significant role in addressing labor shortages in rural areas.

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