In a surprising career pivot, former Superman star Dean Cain has revealed he's training to become an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent to back Donald Trump's hardline deportation policies.
Hollywood to Handcuffs
The 58-year-old actor, best known for playing the Man of Steel in the 1990s TV series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, confirmed his unexpected career move during a recent interview. "I believe in strong borders and enforcing our laws," Cain stated, aligning himself with Trump's proposed mass deportation plans.
Political Alignment
Cain, who has been increasingly vocal about his conservative views in recent years, explained his decision: "This isn't about acting anymore - it's about taking real action to protect our country." The announcement comes as Trump campaigns on promises to conduct what he calls "the largest domestic deportation operation in American history" if re-elected.
Celebrity Reactions
The entertainment industry has responded with mixed reactions. Some conservative celebrities have praised Cain's move, while immigration advocates have condemned it. "Using your celebrity platform to support separating families is disgraceful," tweeted one activist.
Training and Timeline
Cain is currently undergoing the rigorous 5-month training program required for ICE agents. While he won't disclose his exact start date, sources suggest he could be deployed before the November election.
This career change marks one of the most dramatic transitions from Hollywood to law enforcement in recent memory, sparking debates about celebrity political activism and immigration enforcement tactics.
