The Freedom of Information Act application has submitted letters that the US Department of Justice sent to Google, Apple, Amazon, and several other companies to raise their concerns about breaking the law that banned US web services from working with Teltok.
The documents – which were obtained earlier this year by Google’s shareholder Zucheng Anthony Tan, who filed a lawsuit earlier this year to release them – Attorney General Palm Bondi and his predecessor’s acting Attorney General James McCary III to protect them from a foreigner. Well, US companies need to be protected from app stores and other platforms. The law aims to force Teltok to sell his Chinese parent company by Betdance because of national security concerns.
In addition, the letters state that the Justice Department will take steps to prevent anyone else from trying to impose fines, a promise that includes filing Amex briefs or “interfering in legalism”. Mc Henry apparently sent the first round of territories on January 30, ten days after Trump signed an executive order in law enforcement, which came into force a day before its inauguration. A series of follow -up letters was sent by Bondi, which included a goal round on April 5, when Trump extended the delay in enforcement of the law by mid -June.
The letters were known, but so far, their text was not released. The full list of recipients includes App Stores, Cloud Hosting Services, and more:
After that, Trump has issued the third extension, which ends in mid -September, while the non -sugar owner continues to promise the sale of trickwy through the bait. It is unclear whether the law of any order has a reasonable basis.
