Superman actor Dean Cain is joining ICE. Talk about Truth, Justice, and the American Way! This is not Cain’s first job with law enforcement. He’s a reserve police officer in Pocatello, Idaho, and a deputy sheriff in Frederick County, Virginia.

Here’s Cain sharing the details of how his ICE recruitment came to be with Jesse Watters at <em>Fox News</em>. (WATCH)

Even with his law enforcement background, we didn’t have ‘Superman’ joining ICE on our bingo cards.

Here’s the ICE recruitment video Cain mentioned to Watters. ICE has removed the age cap for new hires, and now people over 40 years of age can apply. (WATCH)

Although Cain hasn’t played Superman on the small screen since the 1990s, commenters are excited for ‘Superman’ teaming up with ICE.

Cain should don a Superman cape for his first day.

It’s almost as if 'Supes' joining ICE was foretold last month. This is too funny!

Some posters say illegal aliens should feel honored being deported by 'Superman' (aka Superhombre).

Yes. Yes, it should. ‘Up, up, and away with you illegal aliens!’

Dean Cain joins ICE, combining his Superman legacy with real-life law enforcement.{ai:summary}<p>Actor Dean Cain, known for his role as Superman, is set to join ICE as an agent. With a background in law enforcement, including positions as a reserve police officer and deputy sheriff, Cain aims to contribute to border security efforts.</p><p>His recruitment has sparked excitement among supporters, who see him as a real-life hero ready to uphold "Truth, Justice, and the American Way." The move comes as ICE has lifted the age cap for new hires, allowing individuals over 40 to apply. #illegals</p>

‘Up, Up, and Away with Illegal Aliens!’ 1990s Superman Actor Dean Cain Answers the Call and Joins ICE

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