Dean Cain ICE Recruitment Effort Sparks 'Pop' in Applications, DHS Says
DEAN CAIN SUPERMAN HELPING ICE GET SUPER NUMBERS
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Dean Cain's become a real-life superhero for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ... with the agency saying he's giving their recruitment a major boost.
Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin tells TMZ ... "We have certainly seen a pop in applications in the past few days -- we are grateful to Dean Cain for his efforts to highlight the work that ICE law enforcement is doing to remove terrorists, pedophiles, gang members and murderers from American communities."
As you know ... earlier this week, the actor took to social media, urging his followers to sign up as the agency worked to recruit loads of new officers.
His video took on a life of its own ... and hours after posting, he went on "Jesse Watters Primetime" to announce he's signing up.
The 'Lois & Clark' star doubled down on "TMZ Live" Thursday, saying he's joining to back law enforcement officers who, in his view, are being unfairly vilified for doing their jobs.
McLaughlin tells us more than 80,000 Americans have applied to join ICE ... so Superman's about to have a whole Justice League at his side.
