The move would mark President Trump’s third extension, as he seeks to stave off enforcement of a law requiring that the app be banned in the U.S. or sold.

In a move that has almost become tradition, the Trump administration has once again hit pause on the TikTok ban, leaving the app's fate mired in uncertainty.

During an NBC News interview in May, Trump said he would extend the deadline a third time if a deal isn’t made by the June 19 deadline.