Dean Cain has joined ICE. Apparently when Hollywood stops calling, deportation squads start.
Good news for aging D-listers: ICE raised the age limit, so your washed-up resume can still land you a role, just not the kind with lines or morals.
#SuperMAGA
Dean Cain, who played Superman in Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman from 1993 to 1997, announced this week that he has joined U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Dude has Japanese ancestry. I believe some were even sent to detention camps in the US during WWII.
How low heโs fallen.
Dean George Tanaka.
Dean Cain's biological father was Japanese. His biological father deserted Dean Cain's mother weeks before he was born.
His last name was changed to Cain when his mother remarried.
Dean Cain's biological father had nothing to do with him when he was growing up.
I read somewhere his own family members were sent to those horrific intermittent camps. My college bestieโs mother was born in one of those camps.
Heโs disgusting.
