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Ellis Island served as Immigration headquarters for the United States from the late 1800's until 1954 when it was moved back to Manhattan. For this reason, several million people passed through this island on the way to becoming American citizens. The headquarters is now a museum, so the island is still a busy spot.

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Immigrants come to Ellis island to get excepted in the us

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12y ago

Well if the time was between 1845 and 1849, the main reason that Irish immigrants would come to the U.S. would be of the Potato Famine, one of the biggest depressions in Ireland's history.

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people went to Ellis island for freedom, they came for jobs, and they came to see what was a real life like in the U.S

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