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I agree with you if the obvious law was followed
however there are still anti BDS laws (blatant first amendment violation) as well as the entirety of the NSA and patriot act (blatant 4th amendment violators)
the courts pick and choose and if something has a sliver of plausible pro-cop or pro-“national security” value (defined by the same agencies violating rights eg DHS, FBI, NSA…) it could very well be upheld by courts.
of course the idea that TikTok is a national security risk while facebook or twitter or the NSA somehow ARENT is based in racism, delusions and fairytales Americans keep telling. those are things hogs love…and judges are just overeducated hogs usually, so, my faith in them is nearly zero.