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Added: All immigrants had to pass certain medical health, physical, mental, and psychological exams AND have a firm destination in the US to which they were headed to be housed by a friend or family member or employer. If anyone failed the exams or did not have a destination to whch to go, they were returned to their country of origin - EVEN if it meant breaking up a family unit.
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EzraAn immigrant is a person who has matriculated into Another Country. A person who was rejected would not be considered an immigrant.
While exact records were not kept, it is believed that about 2% of those applying for entry into the United States were turned away at Ellis Island.
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How did Ellis Island grow?
Ellis island grew because of so many immigrants passing to that island it was a island of hope
What is the name of the the island where many immigrants first landed as they as they traveled to the US?
Ellis Island
How many immigrants were processed at Ellis island from 1872-1964?
5600000000
How many immigrants were processed at Ellis island from 1892 to 1924?
1milan
Where was the first stop for many immigrants coming to the US?
Ellis Island.
