The detail about medical inspections in "Ellis Island" best supports the central idea that immigrants faced several different challenges. Medical inspections were one of the many hurdles immigrants encountered during their process of entering America, reflecting the broader struggles they faced in seeking a new life.
In "Ellis Island,” the author mentions medical inspections. Which central idea does this detail best support?
Immigrants faced several different challenges.
Immigrants often came with a health condition.
Immigrants came to America seeking health care.
Immigrants tended to be rejected when they arrived.
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