Dean Cain, the best known actor for playing Man of Steel in the 1990s television series “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,” said this week he planned to become an immigration officer and application of customs.
The actor’s movement occurs when the Trump administration carries out an aggressive mass deportation program throughout the country.
Cain, 59, announced the news on Wednesday in a video on his Instagram account. “I felt that it was important to join our first to respond to help ensure the security of all Americans, not only talk about it, so I joined,” Cain said, talking directly with the camera as the theme of John Williams of the movie “Superman” of 1978.
He then implored other people in the United States to join ICE as officers, promoting salary and benefits of work. In an appearance in “Jesse Waters Primetime” by Fox News later on Wednesday, Cain said: “I will enter as an ice agent as soon as possible.”
Cain is one of the most vowel supporters of President Donald Trump in Hollywood. He publicly supported Trump in the 2016, 2020 and 2024 presidential elections. In an interview with Variety last month, Cain said: “I love President Trump. I have been friends with him forever … Trump is actually one of the most empathic, wonderful and generous people you have ever met.”
ICE has recently increased recruitment efforts, since Trump calls to mass deportations seek to carry out. The agency has promoted incentives for recruits, including possible signing bonds of $ 50,000 and the possibility of up to $ 60,000 for student loans. The National Security Department has also eliminated age limits for new employees.
The Trump administration is trying to promulgate a radical immigration application agenda. ICE, who responded to the pressure of the White House to drastically increase the arrests, arrested more than 2,200 people in a single day in June, the most immigrant arrests in the history of the agency.
Ice agents have drawn intense scrutiny for arresting people who do not have known criminal records and use controversial tactics, including the use of facial coatings and stop people in the hearings of the Immigration Court.
ICE resources have grown substantially after the approval of the “Big Big Beautiful Bill”, Trump’s national legislation, which provided $ 14.4 billion in funds for immigrants from immigrants and 10,000 new ICE agents. “This will help ICE reach up to 1 million deportations per year,” said Homeland Security in a press release.
Cain has more than 200 action credits in the Internet films database. It has appeared in several faith -based films, including the 2014 Christian drama “God’s Not Dead”.
