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Senator Tom Cotton sponsors new legislation aimed at jamming cell phone signals in prisons

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WASHINGTON D.C. – Proposed legislation in Washington D.C. led by Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton aims to prevent inmates from conducting criminal activity using cell phones inside prison walls. The legislation allows state and federal correctional facilities to use targeted cell phone jamming equipment in prison housing facilities. Arkansas Senators move to stop contraband cellphone use in prisons Cotton says this won't interrupt the normal co…

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Prisons could use cellphone jamming systems under Tom Cotton bill

WASHINGTON — Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Rep. David Kustoff of Tennessee reignited their push Wednesday to prevent incarcerated people from using contraband cellphones through device jamming systems.

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Prisons could use cellphone jamming systems under bill in Congress • Arizona Mirror

Republican lawmakers in the U.S. House and Senate are reintroducing identical legislation in their respective chambers of Congress that would allow state and federal correctional facilities to use cellphone jamming systems, which disrupt and interfere with wireless communication. (Stock photo/Getty Images)WASHINGTON — Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Rep. David Kustoff of Tennessee reignited their push Wednesday to prevent incarcerated people fro…

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Senator Tom Cotton sponsors new legislation aimed at jamming cell phone signals in prisons

WASHINGTON D.C. – Proposed legislation in Washington D.C. led by Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton aims to prevent inmates from conducting criminal activity using cell phones inside prison walls. The legislation allows state and federal correctional facilities to use targeted cell phone jamming equipment in prison housing facilities. Arkansas Senators move to stop contraband cellphone use in prisons Cotton says this won't interrupt the normal co…

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Prisons could use cellphone jamming systems under bill in Congress • Pennsylvania Capital-Star

Republican lawmakers in the U.S. House and Senate are reintroducing identical legislation in their respective chambers of Congress that would allow state and federal correctional facilities to use cellphone jamming systems, which disrupt and interfere with wireless communication. (Stock photo/Getty Images)WASHINGTON — Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Rep. David Kustoff of Tennessee reignited their push Wednesday to prevent incarcerated people fro…

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Prisons could use cellphone jamming systems under bill in Congress • Daily Montanan

Republican lawmakers in the U.S. House and Senate are reintroducing identical legislation in their respective chambers of Congress that would allow state and federal correctional facilities to use cellphone jamming systems, which disrupt and interfere with wireless communication. (Stock photo/Getty Images)WASHINGTON — Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Rep. David Kustoff of Tennessee reignited their push Wednesday to prevent incarcerated people fro…

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Prisons could use cellphone jamming systems under bill in Congress • Michigan Advance

Republican lawmakers in the U.S. House and Senate are reintroducing identical legislation in their respective chambers of Congress that would allow state and federal correctional facilities to use cellphone jamming systems, which disrupt and interfere with wireless communication. (Stock photo/Getty Images)WASHINGTON — Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Rep. David Kustoff of Tennessee reignited their push Wednesday to prevent incarcerated people fro…

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Georgia Recorder broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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