Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

With cities across the U.S. Bracing for sweeping deportation raids, as promised by President

Elect Trump during his campaign, his administration says it's rethinking where to launch

the large-scale crackdowns.

Sources initially telling ABC News the raids would begin right after the inauguration, likely

in Chicago and then other big sanctuary cities.

The operations involving high priority criminal targets that DHS teams have been investigating

for months.

In Mexico, immigration officials ramping up shelter capacity, bracing for an influx of deportees that could create chaos.

Oh, oh, geez, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Mexico. That'd be horrible if you had chaos.

Having a bunch of criminals returned to your country.

I guess that's something I'm supposed to be concerned about?

Are you freaking kidding me?

This is part of the Revolution of Common Sense that begins at noon today.

That's what Trump's calling it.

And this actually is a revolution of common sense.

And we'll get to some of the polling the New York Times out over the weekend around the immigration stuff.

90% of Americans think we should return illegal criminals.

90%. It's not controversial at all.

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