John Leguizamo Brutally Insults ‘Loser’ Dean Cain’s New ICE Role
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“What a moron,” the actor said on Instagram Friday, adding that the former “Lois & Clark” star's pronouns are “has, been.”
Actor John Leguizamo doesn’t seem too impressed with Dean Cain’s new job based on the brutal way he insulted him on social media Friday.
The vocally right-wing former “Lois & Clark” star recently announced that he is joining Immigration and Customs Enforcement “to help secure the safety of all Americans, not just talk about it.”
Cain made a recruitment video to attract others to the cause, but may have caused more snark than sign-ups.
Leguizamo didn’t pull punches about Cain in a video post on social media on Friday.
“What kind of loser volunteers to be an ICE officer?” Leguizamo asked. “What a moron. Dean Cain, your pronouns are ‘has, been.’”
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