Ellis tells Bovino the people of Chicago have a right to tell him and his agents that they don't like what they are doing and want them to leave.

"They can't get tear gassed" for doing that.

Bovino: "I understand what you are saying, your honor. We will abide by the temporary restraining order."

Ellis says she called Bovino into court today to prevent something like that happening again, and to ensure agents abide by the 1st and 4th amendment.

And that kids throughout Chicago can feel safe and confident that law enforcement officers are there to protect them.

ELLIS: "It is difficult for me to see that the force being used is necessary to stop an immediate and serious threat of physical harm to a person."

"Kids dressed in halloween costumes walking to a parade" do not present an immediate threat to law enforcement officer and riot control measures may not be used, Ellis says.

After lauding efforts of neighbors to protect the community from ICE, Ald Byron Sigcho Lopez reiterates calls for a General Strike in Chicago.