Staff Reports
As summer kicks off, Angel Studios is once again capturing the hearts of American families with its latest release, “The Last Rodeo,” now playing in theaters nationwide. Starring Neal McDonough, this film is more than just another Hollywood production—it’s a celebration of faith, family, and the enduring values that built this country. The story follows a retired rodeo legend who risks everything to save his grandson, confronting his past and proving that true courage lies in sacrifice and reconciliation. In a media landscape saturated with cynicism and divisiveness, “The Last Rodeo” stands out as a wholesome, uplifting alternative that resonates with audiences seeking stories rooted in tradition and hope.
Angel Studios isn’t just delivering entertainment; they’re building a movement. By offering premium members two free tickets to each theatrical release, including “The Last Rodeo,” and exclusive access to streaming favorites like “Homestead” and “The Shift,” Angel is rewarding those who support content that aligns with conservative values. This approach empowers viewers to have a direct say in what gets produced, ensuring that the next generation of films reflects the principles of faith, hard work, and family unity. It’s a model that Hollywood would do well to emulate, as more Americans grow weary of the industry’s relentless push toward woke messaging and moral ambiguity.
While families flock to theaters for a dose of Americana, the national conversation is dominated by the ongoing debate over immigration policy. Recent moves by the Trump administration—including a pause on student visa interviews and tougher vetting—underscore the urgent need to restore common sense and order to our immigration system. Americans are rightfully concerned about the impact of unchecked migration on job opportunities, home prices, and the social fabric of our communities. The focus must remain on securing the border, enforcing existing laws, and prioritizing the needs of American citizens, especially young people who are struggling to achieve the American Dream in today’s challenging economy.
That’s not to say there’s no room for compassion or merit-based exceptions. The conservative vision for immigration reform is clear: welcome those who share our values, contribute to our society, and respect our laws, but do so in a way that doesn’t undermine the opportunities and security of American families. The days of open borders and blanket amnesty are over. Instead, we need a system that rewards hard work and patriotism, not one that incentivizes lawbreaking or places the interests of newcomers above those of citizens.
As “The Last Rodeo” reminds us, the American spirit is defined by perseverance, sacrifice, and the pursuit of a better life—not just for ourselves, but for our children and grandchildren. It’s time for our leaders to embrace policies that reflect these values, both on the silver screen and in the halls of government. This summer, as families gather to enjoy stories that inspire and unite, let’s remember what truly makes America exceptional—and demand that our immigration system, like our movies, puts faith, family, and country first.
