TikTok Ban Case Hearing
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•TikTok is about to get its day in court
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Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia will hear arguments for TikTok v. Garland on September 16th .
The case stems from a law requiring TikTok 's parent company to divest it to a non-Chinese company.
The government argues TikTok is a clear national security threat but says that revealing why would be a threat, too.
TikTok argues the government’s claims about its operations are largely false.
The DOJ filings reveal the lengthy, extensive negotiations that preceded the ban.
TikTok says the government ignored its extensive, detailed plan to address national security concerns.
A decision will likely come in December , but it won't necessarily put an end to the legal saga.
If the court rules against TikTok , the clock will keep ticking toward its divestment date.
A subsequent bill could pass easily, but the outcome of the election could determine whether the law goes into effect.
Former President Donald Trump said in March that he now opposes efforts to ban the app.
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