Tik Tok and its parent company ByteDance have finally suited up and have taken the Trump administration to court to fend off the ban on new downloads of the app which will be initiated on Sunday, as per reports.

The App company made an announcement on Friday stating the ban on new downloads of the app is violating free speech protections. According to the lawsuit, the Trump administration including the Commerce Department “took this extraordinary action of prohibiting a popular communication and information-sharing platform without affording its owners … due process of law, and for political reasons rather than because of any ‘unusual and extraordinary threat’ to the United States."

This isn't anything new that TikTok has complained of the Trump Administration acting against it without any formal processing.

The administration called for a ban on the app earlier this year following what it said was data security concerns and ordered the parent company ByteDance to sell its US operations to an American company by September 15th. This inadvertently leads to the company suing President Trump in August, countering that Trump's original order did not provide any concrete evidence TikTok was national security to the United States.