Which year were the most immigrants processed through Ellis Island for entry into the United States?

Player #4621844, even back then they knew to filter the potential issues. need to reinstate this today!

my great-grandmother came in 1910 from Denmark, I was thinking 1918 since the war would have ended but in retrospect, that would have been more 1919 oh well

My grandmother came to Ellis Island from Hungary in the early 1900s.

Player Say what!?, good and true comment. Too bad new regime does not feel it is important that immigrants come with the plan to support themselves, be lawabiding, learn the language, and live as citizens of this country...not the one they left.

I had a great grandmother that came from County Cork, Ireland. I believe she had to go through Ellis Island.

JellyBaker, it was my great grand-mother who came from Hungary.She had 6 children but couldn't bring them all in one trip. So worked in America earned enough to bring them here one or two at a time.

DefectivePulse10, It's been that way forever. A friend came to America from the Netherlands with a 6 month visa. She had to prove to them, at the airport, with bank statements that she would not become dependent on the government along with her shot records. You're confusing Muslim bans and border walls with immigration laws.

JellyBaker, so did mine with my Gr Grandmother also the Gabor sisters

My great grandfather and his brother came thru from Italy(via southern France) in 1892...my great grandmother came thru in 1893....

my mom passed through..

JellyBaker, my paternal grandparents did also.

My grandparents came from Poland. They settled in Detroit and were proud to be in America!

Jeeter4Life, They still do that today.

Player LaydeDarke58, Shame on him. With His Money He should be paying people living legally in this country extra!

Jeeter4Life, Back Then they were smarter, more creative, and willing to do Their Jobs. Nowadays You have to Know someone to get any Job!

Jeeter4Life, they still do