John Leguizamo slams Dean Cain's new ICE job in brutal social media attack. The actor's scathing video response follows Cain's announcement joining Immigration and Customs Enforcement, sparking outrage and debate online
Dean Cain, the conservative former Lois & Clark star, joins ICE, sparking outrage. The actor's new role enforcing immigration laws has drawn fierce criticism, with John Leguizamo leading the backlash against Cain's claim to be "securing the safety of all Americans." This controversial move follows Cain's previous comments on reparations for Japanese American internment camps
Dean Cain's ICE recruitment video backfires, sparking online backlash instead of attracting new recruits. The controversial actor's attempt to promote ICE jobs ignited a firestorm of criticism on social media, with celebrities like John Leguizamo leading the charge
John Leguizamo slams Dean Cain's new ICE role in a scathing social media video, calling the actor a "moron" and questioning his decision to join the agency
John Leguizamo slams Dean Cain's new ICE role, calling the actor a "loser" and a "moron" in a scathing social media post. Leguizamo's attack follows Cain's announcement joining ICE, sparking intense online debate and criticism
John Leguizamo slams Dean Cain's new ICE job in a scathing Instagram post. See the actor's viral reaction and the ensuing social media firestorm. #JohnLeguizamo #DeanCain #ICE #SocialMedia #Controversy
John Leguizamo's scathing social media attack on Dean Cain's new ICE role isn't an isolated incident; the actor faces widespread online criticism for his controversial decision
Actor Dean Cain, known for his role in *Lois & Clark*, faced intense online backlash after joining ICE. Critics, including John Leguizamo and Margaret Cho, condemned his actions, highlighting the hypocrisy of his involvement in mass deportation given his Japanese American heritage and family's internment during World War II in U.S. prison camps. The actor's apparent disregard for the parallels between past injustices and current immigration policies sparked widespread outrage on social media
Dean Cain, whose family endured the injustice of Minidoka internment camp during WWII, rejects reparations despite his Japanese American heritage. This stance, following his ICE recruitment video, has sparked outrage from fellow Asian Americans like John Leguizamo and Margaret Cho, who criticize his support for immigration policies echoing historical injustices
Actor Dean Cain, of Japanese and European heritage, faces backlash from fellow Asian Americans, including Margaret Cho, for his new ICE role. Cho's scathing social media criticism highlights the hypocrisy of Cain's actions, given his family's internment during WWII
“You’re Japanese,” she said, “You’re not even white. … I know you, and you are not white. You have never been white, and no matter how many of these white activities you participate in, it’s never gonna make that happen. You’re never gonna be white, no matter how racist you are. No matter how wrong you act.”
“Always wrong — never white. Dumbass,” she added.
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Margaret Cho has a message for Dean George Tanaka, aka Dean Cain: pic.twitter.com/LFPjqk5QUE
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