India-Based Call Center Group Pushes Back Against Proposed FCC Rules

WASHINGTON, June 2, 2026 – Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr’s effort to spur growth in U.S. call centers is facing some foreign opposition.

Nasscom, an advocacy group for India’s technology sector, says a recent FCC proposal unfairly targeted all foreign call centers and used vague wording that could lead to inconsistent rule enforcement. The group warned against the economic impact the proposal could have on U.S. companies.

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