Question

When immigrants arrived, they had to face long lines and health inspection to ensure they qualified for entry into the U.S. The process could last three to five hours if the immigrant had good health and had a good background. About 2 Percent of the immigrants were rejected from entry due to sickness or worries that they would become dangerous. To ensure that the processes did not take long, translators were sent to Ellis Island to make sure all records were accurate.

i neeed one more sentence. what should it be?

Answer 1

Recommended sentence: "Despite these measures, the experience could still be stressful and confusing for many immigrants who feared rejection or separation from family."

Other short options:
- "These efforts helped speed processing and reduce errors, allowing most newcomers to enter the country quickly."
- "For those flagged for further review, the wait could stretch from days to weeks before a final decision was made."