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TikTok Getting Yet Another Ban Delay as Trump Fails to Reach Deal With China
- Donald Trump is expected to grant TikTok an additional extension beyond the June 19 deadline, postponing the requirement for the app to separate from ByteDance or face a U.S. ban.
- This deadline stems from bipartisan legislation, signed by Joe Biden and upheld by the Supreme Court, mandating TikTok’s divestiture or nationwide ban.
- The extension aims to allow more time for negotiations hindered by trade tensions and Beijing’s strict export controls, with no deal yet finalized.
- Congress passed the bill with a 360-58 vote, Biden signed it in April 2024, and the Supreme Court upheld it in January 2025 as constitutional.
- National security advocates warn that delays risk American data exposure, while Trump has noted TikTok’s political value and expressed willingness to delay enforcement.
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Trump Set to Delay TikTok Ban Again Amid Trade Talks With China – American Liberty News
President Donald Trump is preparing to extend TikTok‘s ability to operate in the United States for a third time, despite bipartisan legislation requiring the popular social media platform to divest from its Chinese parent company ByteDance or face a nationwide ban, according to a report from the New York Post. The latest delay comes just […]
Third Time’s the Charm? Trump Considers Extending TikTok Ban Once More
TikTok was supposed to be banned in the US earlier this year. However, after taking office for his second term, US President Donald Trump gave the app a stay of execution. Trump hoped to find a buyer for TikTok and reach a deal with China, but unfortunately, that hasn’t happened. So much so that, according to The Wall Street Journal, Trump is considering giving the TikTok ban its third extension. TikTok ban gets a third extension TikTok is actua…
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