Immigrants arriving in the United States before 1892 did not have to go to Ellis Island, as the island opened as an immigration station that year. Additionally, those who were wealthy or had special connections often bypassed the processing at Ellis Island. Some immigrants were also admitted directly to other ports, such as those in San Francisco or New Orleans. Finally, certain groups, like diplomats and first-class passengers, could also avoid the standard immigration procedures at Ellis Island.
Immigrants got to Ellis island by boat
The immigrants slept on the ship in Ellis Island.
They trough Ellis Island... Angel Island is in California and Ellis is in New York :)
yes, they needed to come through Ellis island to become legal immigrants
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Immigrants had to go to Ellis Island because they had to take a test, check if their sick, and get the papers this usually took a really long time.
Go on www.google.com and type in Ellis Island and the first one is what you click!
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if you mean immigrants to the USA they had to go through Ellis island
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they went to ellis immigrants check in hotel