An Immigration Station is a facility where individuals seeking to enter a country are processed. These stations typically handle the documentation and verification of immigrants, ensuring they meet the legal requirements for entry. They may also provide information about the rights and responsibilities of newcomers. Historically, many countries, including the United States with its famous Ellis Island, have used immigration stations to manage the flow of people. These locations often serve as the first point of contact for immigrants, where they undergo health checks and interviews before being granted entry or residency.