> "The task force has already made demands to 20 of the gateway providers and entities that are allegedly responsible for the majority of the foreign robocalls.

> "The task force has already made demands to 20 of the gateway providers and entities that are allegedly responsible for the majority of the foreign robocalls. The task force believes that some of the providers are intentionally turning a blind eye to the offenders." Since it's all 50 U.S. State's Attorney Generals, this might actually help a little because AGs can file suits & subpoenas against US-based companies which are landing the offshore VOIP calls. This won't stop phone spammers entirely but it might raise their costs somewhat by pressuring their supply chain.