Former "Superman" actor Dean Cain announces he is joining ICE

Dean Cain, former Superman actor, announced on Fox News that he will soon be "sworn in as an ICE agent." Cain, who starred in "Lois & Clark" in the 1990s, revealed on the show "Jesse Watters Primetime" his new role at ICE, where he will support Trump's deportation agenda. "I am actually a sworn reserve sheriff and reserve police officer," said Cain. "I have spoken with some officers at ICE and will be sworn in as soon as possible." When asked why he joined ICE, Cain replied, "This country was built by patriots who did the right thing. I firmly believe this is the right thing to do." Cain added, "We have a broken immigration system. Congress needs to fix it, but President Trump is implementing it." Cain recently posted on Instagram urging others to join ICE, which is hiring 10,000 new agents following recent funding from Congress. "I am getting involved," Cain said in the video. He hopes other former officials will join to "protect this country." The recent ICE immigration raids supported by Trump have sparked protests and legal disputes over the president's powers.