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Germans immigrated to Ellis Island primarily in search of better economic opportunities, political freedom, and religious tolerance. Many faced hardships, such as poverty and oppressive political regimes, prompting them to seek a new life in the United States. Ellis Island served as a gateway for millions, offering the hope of land ownership, jobs, and the chance to escape social and economic constraints in their homeland. Additionally, established German communities in the U.S. provided support networks for new immigrants.

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