What Happens Next In TikTok's Fight In The U.S.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : Another way in which Trump could try to protect the app if the law is upheld if his administration cannot find an acceptable agreement with TikTok is to pledge not to enforce the law.
37% : Still, these members of Congress may not be willing to support repealing the legislation, making that solution likely a longshot way for TikTok to avoid a ban if the Supreme Court upholds the law and the app cannot make a deal with Trump.
35% : While this would have seemed problematic when Trump was last in office, the incoming president has changed his tune and argued against banning the app during the campaign.
30% : This solution is also likely not to be prioritized but is one of the levers that Trump could try to pull in an emergency.

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