
Donald Lee
Donald Lee is a former police chief and current city commissioner in Key West, Florida. He recently made headlines for his pivotal vote to void an agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which would have allowed local police to collaborate on immigration enforcement under the federal 287(g) program. Lee expressed his decision was guided by his personal convictions, highlighting the tension between community values and state mandates regarding immigration policy.
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Donald Lee participated in bowling (doubles).
Diddier Rodríguez conquista oro con récord y Panamá cierra histórica actuación en Santa Fe 2026Donald Lee won the bronze medal in bowling doubles with William Duen.
Yusneiry Agrazal gana bronce y Panamá alcanza otra medalla en los Juegos SuramericanosDonald Lee won the bronze medal in bowling doubles at the XIII South American Games.
Ángel Cortés conquista plata en lucha libre y Panamá suma su octava medallaDonald Lee won a bronze medal in doubles bowling at the South American Games Santa Fe 2026.
Panamá suma bronce en bolos con Lee y Duen en Suramericanos Santa Fe 2026Donald Lee won the gold medal in the final of masters in bowling.
Panamá logra histórico tercer lugar en los JuegosDonald Lee made history alongside William Duen by winning a gold medal in bowling.
Gianna Woodruff y William Duen, los abanderados de Panamá en los Juegos Centroamericanos Guatemala 2025Commissioner Donald Lee, the city’s former police chief who voted to sever the so-called 287(g) agreement.
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