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In one to two sentences, explain how the final immigration destination connected back to the passenger’s class identification.
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The final immigration destination was determined by the passenger’s perceived class identification, as those who were deemed “undesirable” were often detained or deported.
If the people in charge of immigration thought that a passenger belonged to a class of people that they didn't want in their country, then those passengers would be kept in a detention center or sent back to where they came from.
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Sure, I can rephrase my previous answer in simpler language that a 5th grader might understand. Here it is:
If the people in charge of deciding who can come into a country thought that a person belonged to a group of people they didn't want in the country, they would either keep that person in a special place or send them back where they came from.
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I apologize for any confusion. Here is the rephrased answer to your original question:
When people arrive in a new country, they must go through an immigration process to enter. If the people who check them think they are part of a group of people who are not welcome, they might be sent back where they came from instead of being allowed to stay.
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I am sorry if I have been slow in responding. Here is a concise and simple answer to your original question:
The final immigration destination was based on how the passengers were seen by the people in charge of immigration, and those who were not wanted were often detained or sent back.