Vote Yes on this bill if you want the federal government and phone industry to work together more aggressively to trace foreign scam calls, punish bad actors, and make it harder for risky providers to operate.

Organizations that support this bill may include consumer protection groups, anti-fraud advocates, law enforcement associations, and established phone companies that want stronger tools to track, expose, and block illegal foreign robocalls.

Vote No on this bill if you want to avoid giving regulators and private tracing groups more power to share and publish call-routing information, and if you worry the new bond and enforcement rules could burden legitimate providers or block lawful calls.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include small or newer telecom providers, telemarketing industry groups, and privacy or civil liberties advocates concerned about compliance costs, public blacklists, data-sharing immunity, and possible overblocking of legitimate calls.