John Leguizamo had a few words for Dean Cain after the former Superman actor shared that he provided for an oath as an immigration and customs application.
“What kind of loser volunteers to become an ice officer?” Leguizamo said in a front camera video published Friday on his Instagram. “What a moron. Dean Cain, your pronouns have been. ”
Off the opening of Warner Bros. And DC Studios’ Superman at the box office in July, Cain climbed the renewed relevance of its most memorable role and engaged in its greatest wave of press engagement in certain years. Before the release of the restart, Cain, who portrayed the steel man in the 90s television series “Laws & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman”, criticized his director James Gunn for calling the superhero an “immigrant” and alleged that Hollywood had made the “awakened” character.
On Wednesday, Cain made an appearance on Fox News and said that he was planning “oath as an ice age as soon as possible”. He argued that the United States “was built on patriots who intensified, whether popular or not”, and that joining ice was “the right thing” to do.
Leguizamo has long been a defender of Latin American representation in Hollywood, telling People magazine in 2020: “We are less than 1% of the stories told by Hollywood and the media and streaming networks when we are almost 20% of the population, 25% of the American box office. I just have the impression that these are damage for children not to be thoughtful positively. “
In July, the congress approved a massive peak in ice financing, passing its annual budget of $ 8 billion to around $ 28 billion. It will become the most funded law enforcement agency of the federal government. Wednesday, Ice announced that it would remove its age limit for candidates, who had previously accepted only individuals aged 21 to 41.
