Japanese-Americans Labor Camp Scene Nyssa Oregon July 1942

Nyssa, Oregon, July 1942, depicts a mobile camp where trucks transport Japanese-Americans from the camp to local agricultural fields. During World War II, the U.S. government relocated Japanese-Americans to internment camps, and many engaged in farm labor. This practice supported the labor shortage in agriculture while documenting a significant historical moment.

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