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From making mortgage fraud a felony to more closely tracking sex offenders, laws enacted by the Legislature get legal legs Wednesday. Starting this week, Arizona will have one of the nation’s tougher laws on mortgage fraud, a law that more closely tracks sex offenders, and a law requiring first time drunken driving offenders to use an interlock device. The most controversial of the lot - employer sanctions, which would crack down on businesses that knowingly hire undocumented workers - doesn’t take effect until Jan. 1. More…