Overview
- Dean Cain confirmed in a Fox News interview that he will be sworn in as an agent for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement as soon as his paperwork is processed.
- His viral August 5 recruitment video helped ICE secure more than 80,000 applications for the 10,000 vacancies created by DHS’s removal of age restrictions.
- Cain leveraged his status as a sworn reserve deputy with the St. Anthony, Idaho, Police Department to bolster the agency’s Trump-era push for stricter migration enforcement.
- The ICE recruitment drive offers up to $50,000 in signing bonuses plus student loan repayment and early retirement benefits to attract 10,000 new agents by 2029.
- Social media reactions have been sharply divided, with supporters hailing him as a symbol of law and order while critics argue he is at odds with the inclusive ideals of his Superman legacy.