08/21/2026
A prison phone company is asking the FCC to let it charge incarcerated people and their families more than Congress said was fair. We filed to stop it with allies.
The company’s own numbers don’t add up, and the record shows jails using phone revenue to pay for mattresses, blankets, and staff salaries. That’s exactly the kind of exploitation the Martha Wright-Reed Act was supposed to end, and we’ll keep fighting for justice for incarcerated people and their loved ones.
We filed an opposition at the FCC to block a prison phone company from gutting the rate caps Congress set under the Martha Wright-Reed Act.