TikTok plans to sue the United States government, the company confirmed on Saturday, arguing that President Trump’s moves to block the app had deprived it of due process and claiming it had been unfairly and incorrectly treated as a security threat
TikTok plans to sue the United States government, the company confirmed on Saturday, arguing that President Trump’s moves to block the app had deprived it of due process and claiming it had been unfairly and incorrectly treated as a security threat
TikTok plans to sue the United States government, the company confirmed on Saturday, arguing that President Trump’s moves to block the app had deprived it of due process and claiming it had been unfairly and incorrectly treated as a security threat.
TikTok plans to sue the United States government, the company confirmed on Saturday, arguing that President Trump’s moves to block the app had deprived it of due process and claiming it had been unfairly and incorrectly treated as a security threat.
★★TikTok to Challenge Trump Administration Over Executive Order★★
The popular video app, which is owned by a Chinese internet company, said it had been deprived of due process when President Trump moved to block it in the United States.
★★TikTok to Challenge Trump Administration Over Executive Order★★
The popular video app, which is owned by a Chinese internet company, said it had been deprived of due process when President Trump moved to block it in the United States.
>"The popular video app, which is owned by a Chinese internet company, said it had been deprived of due process when President Trump moved to block it in the United States."
>"The popular video app, which is owned by a Chinese internet company, said it had been deprived of due process when President Trump moved to block it in the United States."
>"The popular video app, which is owned by a Chinese internet company, said it had been deprived of due process when President Trump moved to block it in the United States."
>"The popular video app, which is owned by a Chinese internet company, said it had been deprived of due process when President Trump moved to block it in the United States."