You mean the illegals left and the whole state of Arizona didn't collapse and fall off of the map.
it be that the predictions of the open borders bunch were wrong? Arizona's employer-sanctions law is driving illegal immigrants to leave the state, as intended.
departures were first felt at stores and businesses that cater to such immigrants.
suddenly dropped. Now, apartment complexes, especially those with affordable rents in neighborhoods with large immigrant populations, are feeling the effects. Individuals and entire families are moving, leaving behind empty apartments that can't be filled.
renters are handing over their keys and breaking leases because they've lost their jobs due to the sanctions law and can't pay the rent.
are simply skipping out in the middle of the night. “Most folks aren't even telling us; they are just leaving,” said Estela Bojorquez, manager of the Villa de Sonora apartments in west Phoenix, which is trying to fill 59 vacant apartments out of a total of 156. Bojorquez attributes half of the vacancies to illegal immigrants moving out of the state because of the sanctions law.
losses because of a slowdown in the economy especially in housing construction, which employs many immigrants also are contributing to the departures. www.azcentral.com
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