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.

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.

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.