CHICAGO (WLS) -- Hundreds Wednesday have been ordered released on bond after a federal judge weighed the arrests of those detained by federal agents as part of an immigration "blitz" that has shaken the Chicago area.

Those who will be released must be granted bond by noon on Nov. 21. The exact number of those who will be released will depend on how many have not already voluntarily departed or been deported.

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The ruling applies to people who have been identified not to have mandatory detention orders and not pose a significant risk.

U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Cummings ordered the Department of Justice to review all remaining arrests through Wednesday that fall under the same category and have a list by Nov. 19, and go from there.

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