Сделай таблицу для пересказа этого текста: Ellis Island, located in New York Harbour, was an immigrant inspection station from 1892 to 1954, where over 12 million immigrants…

Сделай таблицу для пересказа этого текста: Ellis Island, located in New York Harbour, was an immigrant inspection station from 1892 to 1954, where over 12 million immigrants entered the United States. Known as 'The Gateway to America' and 'The Island of Tears', it saw the majority of arrivals from eastern, southern, and central Europe during peak immigration years (1905-1914). First and second class passengers had brief inspections on board their ships, while third class (steerage) passengers underwent thorough medical and legal checks upon arrival. The process included a 'six-second medical exam' where doctors marked those with visible issues for further examination. Curable cases were treated on the island's hospital, while those deemed unfit faced deportation. Legal inspections required proof of origin and destination, and after 1921, immigrants also needed to pass a literacy test and present proper documents. The entire process typically took 3-5 hours, but some faced prolonged stays due to legal issues or health concerns. Many reunions at the exit earned it the nickname 'the kissing post', while 2% of immigrants were turned away, leading to heartbreaking farewells.