Oklahoma is shifting its requirements for which Bibles will be put in classrooms in the face of criticism that it was essentially feeding the contract to former President Trump, while districts across the state are still refusing to even abide by the mandate.

After the controversy over the state’s specifications for school Bibles, the Oklahoma State Department of Education changed its criteria to allow the U.S. Pledge of Allegiance, the Declaration of Independence,

Because only two Bibles would have met the requirements set out by the state, Oklahoma retracted its request to stock classrooms with Trump-endorsed Bibles.