The ZTE deal President Trump negotiated to help save the company may not survive, if Senators on both sides get their way.

A U.S. government decision, led by the White House, to reverse a crippling ban on ZTE has been announced. What now?

The U.S. government has reached an agreement with ZTE to lift the crippling supply ban imposed on April 16

The agreement, which has not been confirmed by either ZTE or the U.S. Commerce Department, reportedly has other conditions besides the new fines.

The ZTE Axon 7 is one of the best phones around right now and is an investment worth protecting. With that in mind, we take a look at some of the best cases currently on offer.

President Donald Trump announced plans to lift the seven-year sales ban that crippled ZTE, forcing it to cease major operations earlier this month.

Update: President Trump said ZTE may have to pay a $1.3 million fine, but some believe the president has taken a soft stance.

Update: New bill amendment upholds ZTE's supply ban and could prevent any interference from the White House.

The deal would not only help ZTE as it looks for a Snapdragon replacement, it would also see Samsung increase the market share of its Exynos chips.

ZTE may resume normal operations within weeks following its the U.S. trade ban last month. And it might have the president to thank.