Masked ICE agents in Lower Manhattan have started wearing Superman patches on their uniforms in support of Dean Cain, who intends to join the agency. The agents displayed these patches while traversing government buildings. The Department of Homeland Security has lifted age restrictions for joining ICE amid backlash over aggressive immigration enforcement. Cain, famous for his portrayal of Superman in the 1990s, has confirmed his commitment to becoming an ICE agent following conversations with officials in the agency.
Masked ICE agents in Lower Manhattan have proudly displayed Superman patches on their uniforms in response to actor Dean Cain's intent to join the agency, indicating support for him.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem recently lifted age restrictions to join ICE amid criticism over extensive arrests across the country, coinciding with Cain's announcement.
Cain, best known for his role in the 1990s series Lois & Clark, stated he will be sworn in as an ICE agent following discussions with agency officials.
Some masked agents expressed their alignment with Dean Cain through the patches, while others downplayed the significance by claiming 'It's just a patch.'
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