Dean Cain Joins ICE Amid Backlash From Celebrities, Politicians

Dean Cain, famed for his role as Superman in the 1990s, has sparked controversy by announcing he will join U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), aligning himself with current President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement policies. Cain, a sworn law enforcement officer, expressed that joining ICE was a patriotic move to help address what he sees as a broken immigration system, encouraging others to apply and highlighting recruitment incentives like a $50,000 signing bonus. His decision drew sharp criticism from various voices, including actors John Leguizamo and comedian Bill Maher, who mocked Cain's choice and questioned his motives amid ICE's aggressive deportation tactics. Additionally, Ana Navarro, a Republican panelist on The View, body-shamed Cain on social media, questioning the legacy of his portrayal of Superman in light of his new role. Cain's stance also contradicts his previous criticism of the upcoming Superman film by James Gunn, which portrays the character as an immigrant, a core aspect historically celebrated in Superman's legacy. This situation reflects broader tensions in America over immigration policies and cultural representation.