Lee began national fundraising efforts to support the Chinese army to resist the invasion of Japan. After World War II. Mr. Lee worked tirelessly to assist Chinese families affected by the war. Many Chinese families were kept from being reunited with their loved ones due to U.S. immigration laws and immigration quotas. Mr. Lee was one of the founding members of the National Chinese Welfare Council. in 1957. which campaigned aggressively for lifting of immigration quotas. As a result. 40.000 Chinese immigrants were allowed to enter the U.S. every year. Mr. Lee has also advocated to enhance and strengthen the relationship between the United States and Taiwan.
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