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As the agent spoke, the dozen or so ICE agents present recognized Wayne's appearance and couldn't help but gasp in surprise:

"My God, it really is Bruce Wayne!"

"Bang Jack! Is that you? God, I can't believe I'm running into Bang Jack here, among a bunch of fucking illegal immigrants?"

"Hey Wayne, I've been a fan of yours since I was a kid, wow, I never thought I'd run into you! Could you sign an autograph for me? I mean... after this is all over..."

"Since you're a 'Bang Jack,' you should understand that we're doing the right thing. We're all patriots! Get away from those dirty illegal immigrants, or they'll corrupt your soul."

"Oh my god, I'm going to call my mom later and tell her I saw Bang Jack..."

"Jack, they say you suddenly quit later, that you became a drug addict and a playboy..."

"God, what were you thinking? Giving up your bright future so easily? Like that damn Macaulay King? I just don't understand you child stars..."

The sitcom "Golden Childhood," starring Wayne, once had a huge influence throughout the United States, and its main fan base was actually mostly white boys.

That's why the ICE agents in front of them were all very excited when they saw Wayne, and even for a moment forgot the mission they were carrying, as if they had returned to their childhood days of idol worship.

Seeing Wayne instantly evoked childhood memories for them, so they naturally felt a sense of familiarity with him.

Wayne smiled slightly and addressed each of the ICE agents in turn:

"Thomas, of course, no problem. I can sign it for you right now."

"Tom, you're mistaken, my friend. In this land, no one is above another. Have you forgotten?"

"Alan, since you mentioned Macaulay King, I'm sure you also know Heather Orlock, that little angel. They took her away with a medical accident and then turned her into a pair of red shoes. I experienced something similar..."

Hollywood child star Macaulay Culkin rose to fame with "Home Alone" and earned as much as $90 million at the age of 11 in the 450s. However, he suddenly retired at the peak of his career at the age of 15, claiming that it was because his parents had a falling out over custody.

It wasn't until he made a comeback at the age of 23 that the horrifying truth was revealed in an interview.

The real reason for his retirement from the entertainment industry was that he was subjected to a perverted threat from a high-ranking executive of the entertainment company. The executive called him into his office alone, refused to let his parents accompany him, and physically assaulted him.

Macaulay King struggled desperately, insisting he was only 11 years old, but the higher-ups held him firmly, pointing to the red leather shoes on his feet and saying they were made of Heather Orlock's leather.

The executive even told him personally, "Some little angels are so beautiful that they should be chosen to be made into shoes to accompany important people."

The interview was taken down from all online platforms within 24 hours of its release, and the original videotapes disappeared, leaving only versions secretly recorded by netizens.

The ICE agents in front of them had clearly heard of this conspiracy theory circulating throughout the United States, and they couldn't help but burst into curses:

"God! These fucking blues!"