 They passed three new ordinances requiring damage deposits, banning marches in military uniforms and limiting the distribution of hate speech literature.The American Civil Liberties Union interceded on behalf of the NSPA in "National Socialist Party of America v. Village of Skokie" seeking a parade permit and to invalidate the three new Skokie ordinances.However, due to a subsequent lifting of the Marquette Park ban, the NSPA ultimately held their rally in Chicago on July 7, 1978, instead of in Skokie.