All passenger immigrants who arrived by boat were processed at the Ellis Island in the 1880s. People were processed through their papers and their general health who were directly verified by American Doctors who were on duty at that time. As the 1800s came to a closed there were approximately 1.25 million immigrants that were processed at Ellis Island and the numbers kept adding up until the 1920s.
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A B and D
Explanation:
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