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Living at camp Minidoka, was a place of labor where they worked as doctors, nurses, mechanics, dentists, draftsmen, surveyors. They earned very low wages for performing these jobs, between $12 and $19 per month.

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These camps had a 600-bed hospital, schools, a library, fire station, food and retail stores, barbershops, salons, and recreational areas, such as theaters, ballparks, swimming pools, and social halls.

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Due to the attack on Pearl Harbor it made president Roosevelt to create an executive order known as 9066 where it forced all Japanese Americans to leave their homes and jobs and into relocation camps.

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They ate beef, pork and vegetables that they would farm as well as the eggs and dairy.

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They would get their food and vegetables from farmlands they had and the cost of a meal was 45 cents per person.

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This camp was located in Magic Valley  South Central Idaho.

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In August 1942 the Government began transporting Japanese-American people to the camp via train. The last family left Camp Minidoka in October 1945.

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The US Government forced Japanese Americans to go to the Relocation camps. The Japanese Americans where the ones affected by this because they where forced to leave their homes and belongings.