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Executive order · Thursday 19 June 2025

Further Extending The Tiktok Enforcement Delay

Trump extends the federal TikTok law enforcement pause through September 17, 2025.

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TikTok and its service providers can continue operating during the delay without federal penalties for covered conduct, while the administration retains exclusive federal enforcement authority.

What the order does

  • Directs the Department of Justice not to enforce the foreign-adversary-controlled applications law through September 17, 2025.
  • Bars federal penalties for covered conduct during the extension and earlier periods through the order’s issuance.
  • Requires the Attorney General to issue implementation guidance and letters assuring providers that covered conduct creates no statutory violation or liability.
  • Directs the Attorney General to defend the Executive Branch’s exclusive enforcement authority against attempted state or private enforcement.

Who it affects

  • TikTok and other entities covered by the foreign-adversary-controlled applications law.
  • App stores, hosting providers, and other services that distribute, maintain, or update covered applications.
  • States and private parties seeking to enforce the law.