John Leguizamo isn’t holding back—and he’s making headlines for all the right reasons. The actor and comedian has recently sparked strong reactions by calling out former Superman star Dean Cain’s choice to join U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and continues to shine a spotlight on Latino culture through his hit docuseries.
Spicy Social Jab at Dean Cain
This week, Leguizamo took to Instagram to respond to Cain’s announcement—quoting Cain’s social post encouraging people to join ICE—and didn’t mince words. In a direct and fiery message, Leguizamo labeled Cain a “moron” and added, “What kind of loser volunteers to be an ICE officer? Dean Cain, your pronouns are has/been.” His pointed comment underscores his longstanding commitment to speaking out for social justice and immigrant-rights causes.
Latino Stories Driving Ratings on Peacock
Meanwhile, Leguizamo’s “Leguizamo Does America,” the MSNBC documentary series he created and hosts, has just hit a major milestone. The show, now the most-watched MSNBC original on Peacock in more than two years, continues to offer a heartfelt and vibrant tour of Latino legacy across cities like San Antonio and New Orleans.
In San Antonio’s episode, he explores Latino cultural landmarks—from the birthplace of fajitas to Tejano music—alongside U.S. Rep. Joaquin Castro. The series drives home a compelling point: Latino stories aren’t just important—they’re also big business.
Why Leguizamo Remains Unmissable
John Leguizamo keeps reinventing himself—yet remains unmistakably authentic. From his one-man comedy plays to representing Latino experiences on television, he consistently champions voices often overlooked.
Whether he’s roasting pop culture figures or celebrating the cultural contributions of Latino communities, he delivers with sharp humor and heartfelt perspective.
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