LOIS & CLARK: THE NEW ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN Star Dean Cain Reveals His New Job: He's Joining ICE

LOIS & CLARK: THE NEW ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN Star Dean Cain Reveals His New Job: He's Joining ICE

Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman star Dean Cain has revealed that he's joining ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) in a bid to protect his country. You can hear more from the actor here.

By JoshWilding - Aug 07, 2025 06:08 AM EST
Filed Under: Superman

Dean Cain played the Man of Steel in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, a 1990s TV series that, while not as beloved as Smallville, still had a devoted fanbase and served as an introduction to this character for many young fans at the time. 

In recent years, Cain has become an increasingly outspoken figure, making him somewhat divisive. Now, though, he's shocked everyone by announcing that he's going to balance his acting career with a very different role: that of an ICE agent. 

Appearing on Fox News' Jesse Watters Primetime yesterday evening, Cain revealed that he's signed up for Immigration and Customs Enforcement to help carry out President Donald Trump's mass deportation agenda. 

"I put out a recruitment video yesterday—I’m actually a sworn deputy sheriff and a reserve police officer—I wasn’t part of ICE, but once I put that out there and you put a little blurb on your show, it went crazy," he told the host. "So now I’ve spoken with some officials over at ICE, and I will be sworn in as an ICE agent, ASAP."

"I’m stepping up," the former Superman actor added. "Hopefully, a whole bunch of other former officers, former ICE agents, will step up and we’ll meet those recruitment goals immediately, and we’ll help protect this country. This country was built on patriots stepping up, whether it was popular or not, and doing the right thing. I truly believe this is the right thing."

Cain continued, "We have a broken immigration system. Congress needs to fix it, but in the interim, President Trump ran on this. He is delivering on this. This is what people voted for. It’s what I voted for, and he’s going to see it through, and I’ll do my part and help make sure it happens."

ICE has divided opinions, with Trump criticised by many for his increased immigration raids since returning to the White House. That's sparked nationwide protests due to what critics call unlawful ICE raids. Others, like Cain, feel that ICE is protecting the United States by bringing an end to illegal immigration and the negatives that come as a result of it.

During another recent interview, Cain shared his take on James Gunn's Superman and made it clear that he wasn't overly enthused by some of the creative decisions made in the filmmaker's first DC Studios movie. 

"James Gunn and his decision to make Ma and Pa Kent the stupid rednecks. That’s a choice," Cain pondered. "And Superman has to be saved, like, repeatedly? On a movie this size, every decision is a choice made carefully. And [DC Studios co-head] Peter Safran is a Princeton guy, too, a year ahead of me, but he’s never hired me."

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BojoDojo
BojoDojo - 8/7/2025, 6:21 AM
Haha legend. Imagine getting detained by El Superman 🤣
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/7/2025, 9:02 AM
@BojoDojo - I can imagine. It would be a lot like being detained by any other gestapo piece of shit.
Matador
Matador - 8/7/2025, 10:04 AM
@BojoDojo - You'd be surprised to know how many Hispanics ARE Border Patrol Agents and ICE agents.
BojoDojo
BojoDojo - 8/7/2025, 10:26 AM
@Clintthahamster - I'm OK with them doing it. Needs to happen, nonsense gone on long enough
Malatrova15
Malatrova15 - 8/7/2025, 10:33 AM
@BojoDojo - exactly all the power to him and ICE, our country is healing
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/7/2025, 10:40 AM
@BojoDojo - Yes, lots of folks are okay with it. Lots of folks have been okay with a lot of terrible, terrible things throughout history. When people ask "how did normal, everyday folks let those atrocities happen?" That's right now. How are we letting it happen, what are we doing to stop it? In some cases, the answer has always been "Some folks were really into it!"
knomad
knomad - 8/7/2025, 11:06 AM
@Clintthahamster - What "atrocities"?
Kadara
Kadara - 8/7/2025, 11:17 AM
@Clintthahamster - Perfectly stated 👍🏾
Oberlin4Prez
Oberlin4Prez - 8/7/2025, 11:22 AM
@BojoDojo - bro I'm dying laughing at this.

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NonPlayerC
NonPlayerC - 8/7/2025, 12:27 PM
@BojoDojo - yes imagine walking miles to escape an awful country with your children, hoping they won't be killed by gangs or recruited by them, hoping to find a way to make a living by working jobs that white people refuse to do. Cooks making barely any money, maids at crappy hotels, fruit pickers making not making making only enough that only by pulling your money together is the only way to make a living. this still being worth it to ensure your child gets a better shot as a life. All the while afraid of being deported so you use someone else's social security card so you pay taxes but don't get a tax return, can't get food stamps because you can't tell the government youre here, and any extra you earn you send back to your family to help them. then one day your arrested by ice by the guy that used to play superman, an immigrant superhero that stands for justice for all and the American way, a country built on immigration. hysterical. Ive worked in construction most my life and these are jobs most white guys ive hired last 2 weeks. FBI Statistics show immigrants are way less likely to commit a crime than the general population. did Biden let too many in and screw up the border, yeah, but they also had a bill cowritten by republicans and demacrats to actually make real change to fund the boarder and create more courts to expedite immigration cases that now take upwards of 5 years. they were about to sign and then trump came out and torpedoed it because he wanted it as a campaign point. Most immigrants are just working people trying to make a living. Whether or not you agree with arresting non violent people and children and sending them back to gang torn countries its not haha situation
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/7/2025, 12:33 PM
@knomad - I was referring to historical atrocities. The Holocaust, chattel slavery, the Jim Crow South. We've only just started building the camps and filling them with undesirables, so it's still early enough to turn around before we get to Nuremberg-grade affronts to human dignity.
PatchesOhulihan
PatchesOhulihan - 8/7/2025, 1:51 PM
@NonPlayerC -
Watch this short youtube video and it should dumb it down enough for even you to understand why mass immigration is bad. He even uses colorful gumballs to help keep your attention.
relentless1
relentless1 - 8/7/2025, 2:02 PM
@Clintthahamster - so you're cool with illegal immigration?? hm
Zeefullmetalone
Zeefullmetalone - 8/7/2025, 2:05 PM
@Malatrova15 - lmaoooo the country is doing anything but healing sure - but keep living in your racist bubble.
BojoDojo
BojoDojo - 8/7/2025, 2:06 PM
@Malatrova15 - yes!
BojoDojo
BojoDojo - 8/7/2025, 2:06 PM
@Oberlin4Prez - Hahaha
BojoDojo
BojoDojo - 8/7/2025, 2:07 PM
@NonPlayerC - no need to imagine. I'm an immigrant. Assimilated and think it's great. Simples
BojoDojo
BojoDojo - 8/7/2025, 2:08 PM
@Clintthahamster - lol, it's ok
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/7/2025, 2:29 PM
@relentless1 - I think the solution to "illegal immigration" is to make it easier for folks to enter the country legally, not to deport asylum seekers, families, DACA folks who've lived in America most of their lives, law abiding, hard working folks chasing the American dream, all without due process.
Malatrova15
Malatrova15 - 8/7/2025, 2:29 PM
@Zeefullmetalone - of course i Will...Any other place seems sticky and dirty
TheStranger
TheStranger - 8/7/2025, 2:51 PM
@Clintthahamster - If you knew what evil happened to women and children as a result of what you're asking, you'd change your mind so fast you'd need a DeLorean to do it. It only takes less than 1:30 to educate yourself. Now that you've watched that video. Go enter Mexico illegally or even legally and see how you're treated. Spoiler Alert: You'll kiss the ground of America when you return...and you will return.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/aDJEE3YjxhA
relentless1
relentless1 - 8/8/2025, 3:25 AM
@Clintthahamster - until that day, unfortunately these people are breaking the law and so if theyre caught doing so they must be deported, ive been to many countries that have much harsher consequences for being an illegal immigrant ill tell you that much
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/8/2025, 9:18 AM
@TheStranger - I'm guessing you didn't mean to send me a video of Rush Limbaugh being a racist, classist piece of shit (being himself, otherwise) but I do not feel educated having watched it.

"Go enter Mexico illegally or even legally and see how you're treated."

I spent a week in Mexico in 2023. It was very nice, and I'm looking forward to going back.
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/8/2025, 9:21 AM
@relentless1 - I'm sure I won't be the first person to point this out, but it was illegal for Anne Frank and her family to be in Amsterdam. It was illegal to help an enslaved person escape their bondage. It was illegal for black folks and white folks to use the same public facilities in a lot of places. Insisting on adhering to immoral laws doesn't put one on the right side of history.
Bucky74
Bucky74 - 8/8/2025, 10:52 AM
@PatchesOhulihan - Spot on. And that doesn’t even count the violent gang members, traffickers, and known criminals into the equation
Bucky74
Bucky74 - 8/8/2025, 10:53 AM
@BojoDojo - The Right called legal immigrants what they are, fellow Americans
knomad
knomad - 8/8/2025, 12:52 PM
@Clintthahamster - Interesting.. Which party was behind slavery and Jim Crow? And which party has imported 20 million criminals to create a dependent underclass? Which, I believe, used to be called slavery?

So you're equating deporting illegal criminals with the Holocaust.. Wow.
TheStranger
TheStranger - 8/8/2025, 1:20 PM
@Clintthahamster - You clearly didn't watch the video. If everyone is racist, nobody is. So if you're willing to be hateful and disrespectful to others, then why is it bad if someone else is? You're trying to appeal to everyone else that they're racist and less virtuous than you are, as you attack others with hate and spite. You just lost the entire argument, you have zero footing and once again you don't even realize it. Thank you for saying that though. So everyone here can see what a hateful and contemptable person you are. Thank you so much for that. Hate is a terrible disease. Get well soon.
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/8/2025, 2:17 PM
@knomad - "Which party was behind slavery and Jim Crow?"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_strategy

And which party has imported 20 million criminals to create a dependent underclass?

No party did that. Capitalism created the demand for lower and lower priced goods, which, thanks to labor laws defining a minimum wage, overtime pay, the 40 hour work week, and banning child labor, had to be outsourced. Pair that with American meddling throughout Central and South America resulting in increasing instability, and you have both a supply of people looking for a better life and the demand from companies looking to maximize profits by minimizing payroll. Democrats did it, sure. So did Republicans.

"Which, I believe, used to be called slavery?"

There are instances of slavery in the broader subset of undocumented workers in America, but it's far from the norm. The way to fight that is to bring migrant workers out of the black market and allow them to participate in communities and economies more fully, not to put them on a plane and fly them to forced labor camps in El Salvador.

"So you're equating deporting illegal criminals with the Holocaust"

No, I'm equating your support of the detention and mass deportation of law abiding undocumented workers to citizen's support of the detention and mass deportation of Jews in Nazi-occupied Europe.
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/8/2025, 2:24 PM
@TheStranger - "You clearly didn't watch the video."

Not only did I watch the video the first time, I just watched it a second time to make sure I hadn't watched the wrong video somehow. Rush Limbaugh inveighing on the Limbaugh Laws saying that the only immigration he'd accept was from wealthy people who spoke English. What am I missing? Was Rush Limbaugh your dad or something?
knomad
knomad - 8/8/2025, 6:03 PM
@Clintthahamster - Your incestuous, pedophile PINO (or his autopen handlers) opened the door and stopped the enforcement of almost all immigration laws. 20 million in 4 years. And why? Outside of wanting a slave underclass, they wanted to skew the upcoming census to gain more representation for blue states. And ultimately they want to change the demographics of the country, give them all the right to vote, and achieve permanent control. So all the crimes, violent and sexual, that are being committed are just collateral damage. It's Marxism at it's best.
TheStranger
TheStranger - 8/8/2025, 9:00 PM
@Clintthahamster - Umm what you're missing is that all of those laws are Mexico's laws he was reciting. I thought you loved Mexico? So wait...Mexico has stricter immigration laws than we do, so they must be even more evil, more racist, more classist than we are? That's your logic/rules, not mine. Ooof! That's the sound of your entire ideology crumbling in on itself. Now go protest in Mexico as an American citizen, go speak out against their president in their streets. See how long it takes you to phone our government and beg orange man to come rescue you.

BuT StrAnGer~ YoU're cHeRRy pIckIng jUsT TO maKe mE LooK FooLiSH!

...*nods* yes 😏
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/8/2025, 9:46 PM
@knomad - Jesus Christ. [frick] off, weirdo.
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/8/2025, 10:07 PM
@TheStranger - You are correct that I did not watch that video to the end, and missed Limbaugh's little "gotcha." I wouldn't accuse you of cherry picking, but I certainly would accuse Limbaugh of doing so. Most of what he's describing aren't laws at all, just accommodations that the government doesn't make.

Regardless, I don't give a [frick] what Mexico's policies are, and nothing could be less relevant to the conversation about immigration into America. Two different countries, two different economies, two different climates, two different realities of immigration. Mexico can have simplistic, unaccommodating immigration laws because very few people are trying to immigrate to Mexico. Which is a shame, it's lovely, and cheap.

But whatever. We have both won this argument in our own minds, and there's nothing that either of us will ever say that will change the other's point of view, I hope you can look back on your role at this time in history and be proud of what you did, what kind of person you were. Maybe this time, the people supporting secret police rounding up undesirables and sending them to camps will end up being on the RIGHT side of history for a change.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
TheStranger
TheStranger - 8/8/2025, 11:08 PM
@Clintthahamster - They're not being sent to camps. They're being detained with full due-process, then deported. They're literally being deported for entering the country illegally. That's what happens when you break a federal and state law. You go to jail and face consequences. You'd be the first person to call the police if someone broke into your house and started squatting. Why do you have to spin everything? Why can't you just look at the truth and say "okay...that's fair.". Why does everything you don't like, have to be spun into something easier for you to chew? Them wearing a piece of cloth over their mouth and some shades so their wife, children and family don't get doxxed by your political side, doesn't make them secret police. It just means they don't want to be harassed for enforcing immigration law.

Regardless, you lost this argument the moment you started calling people names instead of actually engaging with the argument. Tell someone why they're wrong, not name-call a dead guy you've never even met before and then act like you've just written a scholarly note about a SCOTUS opinion. Total bush league.
TheStranger
TheStranger - 8/8/2025, 11:17 PM
@Clintthahamster - Also the same argument you make about Mexico having different economies, climates and realities of immigration could also be made about different states. Yet you absolutely feel the need to opine and tell other people in other states how to conduct themselves. This hypocrisy is rich. Let people vote for what they want, they should be able to do that without you going rip-shit on them online and calling them names. You've never even met them. Let people be free, or at least free, from you.
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/9/2025, 9:14 AM
@TheStranger - "They're not being sent to camps."

They are. Technically just "camp," singular, so far, though they've made their intention clear to build more.
https://apnews.com/article/florida-immigration-detention-center-alligator-alcatraz-contracts-af607a50f1e78ad85f6292cbef0adc92

"They're being detained with full due-process"
Depends on who you ask. If you trust the White House implicitly, then yeah, sure. If you ask literally anyone else involved, the answer is, charitably, not always.
https://www.npr.org/2025/04/29/g-s1-63187/trump-courts-immigration-judges-due-process

"That's what happens when you break a federal and state law. You go to jail and face consequences."

The penalty for entering the country illegally is a ticket with a $250 fine and, in rare instances, up to 6 months in jail. Immigrants are then required to present themselves at an immigration court to determine whether they will be allowed to remain while seeking asylum status, or whether they will be deported. ICE is actively intervening in this process, preventing immigrants from receiving due process under the law as required by the 4th Amendment of the US Constitution which, yes, applies not just to citizens but anyone in the United States. (Shaugnessy v. United States, 1953) And Trump wants to take it farther.
https://www.npr.org/2025/04/29/g-s1-63187/trump-courts-immigration-judges-due-process

"Them wearing a piece of cloth over their mouth and some shades so their wife, children and family don't get doxxed by your political side, doesn't make them secret police."

Okay...that's fair. By the strictest possible accepted definition of "Secret Police," you are correct. They are police, and their identities are secret, they are allowed to operate without displaying any credentials, government tags on their car, usually outfitted in kit that can be purchased easily from the internet, but they are not, technically, Secret Police.

"Tell someone why they're wrong, not name-call a dead guy you've never even met before"

It is well documented that Rush Limbaugh was a racist piece of shit. That's like saying the sky is blue.

"Yet you absolutely feel the need to opine and tell other people in other states how to conduct themselves."

When have I done that? My primary concern, if anything, is states not being able to determine how laws are enforced within their borders.

"Let people be free"

An ironic ending to a lengthy diatribe about ICE rounding up tens of thousands of folks without criminal records.
TheStranger
TheStranger - 8/9/2025, 3:09 PM
@Clintthahamster - I mean if you're gonna continue to link leftist echo-chamber media I can do the same thing... Unlike your articles, mine comes with the source linked.

https://www.breitbart.com/border/2025/08/09/ice-houston-350-criminal-alien-gang-members-with-1400-deportations-1700-crimes/

"Technically" lol sure guy. They're not a camp, they're a detention facility. By your metric you could call anything someone inhabits as a "camp". Even a prison. Stop trying to use 1940s nazi sophistry as a way of painting criminals that have sexually assaulted 12 year old girls as some sort of innocent bystander here to work on a vineyard. Also I sincerely hope they build more, we need more! They're here illegally. That's the end of the conversation. If you can't prove they're not illegal, what are you doing here?! Like I said, you'd be the first one to call the cops if someone was squatting in your home. So is your stance that they're not illegal or is your stance that you don't care about the law? Which is it? Because all you've done is boohoo about criminals being punished thus far...

Also no, Mexico absolutely deports people and holds them waaaay longer than 6 months. You're so wrong on every issue, it's incredible. Just ask Andrew Tahmooressi. Look him up and ask him if all they do is give you a ticket and tell you to come back later. haha I'm sure he'll have something to say about that! Want another? Look up Rodney Dantzler. Another you say? Christy and Paul Akeo who didn't even get out of a mexican jail until the US intervened and told the Mexican government to let them out and send them home. Like...how can you be this flagrantly ignorant about recent events...

Some of these people just merely accidentally crossed the border and weren't allowed to go back, even when volunteering to! You know what we do if you volunteer to re-cross the border or self-deport? Encourage it! Trump even paid people to self deport and told them he'd let them come back as long as they go through the legal process to come back! You know what Mexico does? Throws you in jail for sometimes over a year. You have zero idea what you're talking about... Also yes, let people be free. However, you're not subject to the freedoms of our country if you aren't an actual citizen. Why? Because when males turn 18 they have to sign up for the draft and offer to die for this country. Illegals don't, because they're illegal and chances are if you're too much of a coward to follow the laws, you probably won't offer to die for a country you view with contempt anyway. So no, they don't get to be free here, they get a ride home. If you love your country of origin so much, stay there or fight for the same freedoms we had like we have to every day. If you think Mexico is so much better, I implore you to go there and stay with your minimal freedoms they allot you. In the words of the Great (Not Racist) Rush... No mas!🙃
Clintthahamster
Clintthahamster - 8/9/2025, 3:37 PM
@TheStranger - You're really comparing Breitbart to AP and NPR in terms of bias? Wild stuff. At least now I THINK I know what you mean when you say "source," which is "Hyperlink." You must find magazines and newspapers confounding, because all they do is list their sources, without a hyperlink to be found.

"They're not a camp, they're a detention facility."

Literally the first dictionary definition of camp:
1a: a place usually away from urban areas where tents or simple buildings (such as cabins) are erected for shelter or for temporary residence (as for laborers, prisoners, or vacationers)

"If you can't prove they're not illegal"

When do you think that happens if not during due process? Also, one last time, the penalty for entering the United States illegally is not deportation. It's a misdemeanor which carries a fine and up to six months jail time, after which point they attend an immigration hearing to determine whether or not they will be deported. You may not LIKE that that's the law of the land, but it is.

And, a point I keep bringing up, and you keep skipping/ignoring/forgetting: no one opposes "convicted murderers, child predators, thieves, and arsonists" being detained and deported. No one. Not the bloodiest bleeding heart out there. What we oppose is people being racially profiled, detained for an indefinite period of time without respect to their legal status, and deported without due process.

"Also no, Mexico absolutely deports people and holds them waaaay longer than 6 months."

I was talking about the US. Also, your examples of folks being treated badly in other countries is your argument that people should be treated worse in the US? I happen to think that maybe we can do better than Mexico.

"you're not subject to the freedoms of our country if you aren't an actual citizen."

You're so wrong on every issue, it's incredible: "aliens who have once passed through our gates, even illegally, may be expelled only after proceedings conforming to traditional standards of fairness encompassed in due process of law." - Shaugnessy v. United States, 1953
TheStranger
TheStranger - 8/10/2025, 1:30 PM
@Clintthahamster - I thought Mexico was this great place though? You love it there, you're going back! haha Yet every single comparison to Mexico you just say "No no no! Don't look behind the curtain nothing to see here!". By your own metric, Mexico is racist and classist. So call them that. All I'm asking is for you to be philosophically consistent in your criticisms of how Mexico treats people who enter their country illegally and you can't! You won't do it! Good news though, now is your chance! There's a migrant caravan heading for Mexico right now. Let's see how that plays out in the coming weeks and you can come back here and praise or condemn them for it. You sure aren't gonna withhold your tourist bucks from them. haha You love it there!~

Also as far as the court case you linked...this is reallllly embarrassing for you. You didn't read the whole thing or you chose to exclude it, hoping that I wouldn't. haha The following is LSD laws breakdown. Since you don't seem to understand what a source is, I'm stating it here and linking it below so you can read it yourself. Ooof!

Shaughnessy v. United States ex rel. Mezei was a court case in 1953 where the Supreme Court decided that noncitizens seeking entry into the United States do not have constitutional rights and can be excluded without a hearing. The case involved a noncitizen who was excluded from the United States on national security grounds without a hearing and was held on Ellis Island for 21 months because other nations refused to accept him. The Court held that Congress has the power to regulate immigration and that the constitutional position of noncitizens seeking entry is different from that of lawful resident noncitizens or noncitizens already within the United States. The Court also affirmed the availability of habeas corpus to challenge the validity of exclusion but emphasized its reluctance to intervene in decisions of the political branch of government in respect of immigration matters.

https://lsd.law/define/shaughnessy-v.-united-states-ex-rel.-mezei

So...in other words, non-citizens don't have rights under the constitution. They don't require due process, they can be held, and they can be removed, period. So you're wrong, you're absolutely wrong and you proved it by the very court case decision you linked! Irony of ironies... Also just to put a bow on top, the SCOTUS ruled that they don't even necessarily have the right to involve themselves beyond this in matters of immigration, simply because it's the executive branches job, who's job it is to enforce the law. AKA the President of the US Donald J Trump. Why? Separation of Powers.
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