The “shame” of participants in this initiative was the subject of Edward R. Murrow’s last documentary presented for CBS. A Phil Ochs song (15[1])about participants in this initiative contains a line about “shacks that could be cages” and sarcastically mentions friendly people “who will take care of you.” Penalties for avoiding participation in this initiative were removed by the “Texas Proviso” of the McCarran-Walter Act. Public support for this program was muted by a freight train crashing (15[2])into a crossing flatbed truck in (*) Chualar. (10[1])Joseph Swing illegally targeted people covered (10[1])by this program (10[2])in a law enforcement operation (10[1])with a slur for its (10[1])name. (10[1]-5[1])This program’s expiration caused strikes among Delano (10[1])grape workers. For 10 points, name this temporary immigration and work program established in 1942 by the Mexican Farm Labor Program Agreement. ■END■ (0[1])