A growing coalition of state attorneys general, led by officials from Mississippi and Virginia, is advocating for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to approve the use of cellphone jamming technology in prisons. The initiative aims to combat organized crime and improve safety within correctional facilities. Recent statements from former prison guards, including one who was shot six times, highlight the urgent need for this measure. The FCC is expected to vote soon on proposals that could allow prisons in various states, including Oklahoma and Georgia, to implement cellphone jamming, amidst rising concerns over contraband communications among inmates.