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By: Julissa Young

People mainly came from Europe, others came from Asia, West Indies, or the Middle East. Ethnic groups: Irish, Polish, British, German, Russian, Jewish, Greek, Arab, and other ethnics. Left because of famine, high taxes, population, religious persecution, war, leaders, poverty, and other problems. In 1921, 560,971 left Ellis island and made it to America. IMMIGRANTS

This law passed and caused more problems to Ellis Island. Number of European nationality entered in a given year, could not exceed three percent of its foreign people that lived in the U.S. in , the immigration act still restricted immigrants, and also provided examination and qualification of immigrants at U.S. consulates overseas. Funds from the Public Works Administration permitted the landfill recreation on the Manhattan side of the building. QUOTA LAW

Immigrants brought diseases, disabilities, and physical conditions that doctors had to look out for. They had to be healthy when entering America. Some didn’t have to go through that because they didn’t have any sickness or any other troubles. INSPECTION

Its now a historical site. People from around the world come and go from America. Some people find their ancestors that have been through Ellis Island. Problem is that people that come here are terrorist and cause trouble with our country. ELLIS ISLAND TODAY

April 23, 2010 the states Governor Jan Brewer sign S.B in to law. It lets the police question anyone that they suspect as an illegal “alien”, and to detain them if they can not give proof of their status. Lawsuits are trying to challenge the law, and groups and governments entities are using boycott in place. ARIZONA LAW

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