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The issue is lots of countries (including America) let scammers spoof a real life number.
So you get a spam call from a random local number block it because it was spam, but the scammers just use another number and all you've done is block a random number that's owned by an actual individual or will be soon.
It's all based on laws from decades ago and not accounting for modern tech
The phone companies could stop number spoofing if they wanted to, they just don't see the benefit in doing so.
Someone should set up a robocalling system with number spoofing to call phone company execs and law makers to annoy them into stopping it.
They make a lot of money doing it...
And I think Colbert or Stewart did it
I think it was John Oliver