Arizona Republic:  “When it comes to cracking down on employers who hire illegal immigrants, Arizona may be getting the headlines, but South Carolina seems to be getting results. Only three businesses . . . have been prosecuted in the nearly three years since Arizona’s highly publicized employer-sanctions law took effect. . . . By contrast, South Carolina has cited more than 200 businesses for being out of compliance since that state’s employer-sanctions law went into effect in 2009.”

Fox News:  “The gruesome case of a man who was stabbed and beheaded in a suburban Phoenix apartment has police investigating whether the killing is potentially the most extreme example of Mexican drug cartel violence spilling over the border.”

See “Eric Holder Was Unavailable for Comment,” which states:

“Remember when Arizona Governor Jan Brewer was ridiculed for saying headless bodies were being found in the desert? Well, now they’re turning up in the Phoenix area.”

Arizona Republic:  “Six months after Arizona’s new immigration law was signed by Gov. Jan Brewer, the protests, boycotts and bloggers have fallen off dramatically.  But there is still evidence to show that the harm to Arizona’s businesses continues, although no one knows by how much or whether the damage, too, is waning. And the state has begun to fight back to reclaim its image.”