An Arkansas law that required parental consent before minors could create new social media accounts has been struck down by a federal judge, and now, amendments have been filed.

A federal judge this week found that an Arkansas law requiring age verification for social media users is unconstitutional and permanently blocked the law, according to a ruling posted by the trade association that opposed it.

State efforts to limit minors’ access to social media with an age verification gate are likely find the First Amendment a persistent obstacle, as Arkansas discovered after its law was struck down by a federal judge earlier this week.