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He and Mr. Arpaio suggested that deputies could use the state anti-human smuggling law to make stops and refer suspected illegal immigrants to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, though it was not clear whether the agency would take them.

The smuggling law, passed in 2005, was designed to prosecute those trafficking people into the country.

Courts also have struck down Arizona's ban on driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants and its human smuggling law.

In December, a judge considering the lawsuit brought by two groups, including the ACLU, on behalf of the Latinos who say officers pulled them over with no probable cause ruled that deputies enforcing Arizona's immigrant smuggling law cannot detain people based solely on the suspicion that they're in the country without proper documentation.

Other less controversial parts of the law have been in effect since July 2010, such as minor changes to the state's 2005 immigrant smuggling law and a ban on state and local government agencies from restricting the enforcement of federal immigration law.

Owino is not the first foreigner to fall foul of China's drug smuggling laws.

"In a lot of these cases, a person would be arrested under Arizona's smuggling laws or they were people working with a false Social Security number and were charged with identity theft," Wang said.

Ms. Kirkpatrick will face Jonathan Paton, a former state legislator who crafted the state's human-smuggling law, which makes it a felony to bring anyone illegally into Arizona.

Most Chinchilla is smuggled since law against exporting it in South America.

Conservative opponents of immigration reform, for instance, have descried in the T.P.P. a Trojan horse, inside which, they fear, the dreaded immigration reform will be smuggled into law.

He also operated a multimillion-dollar drug-smuggling operation, law enforcement officials say, moving a ton of cocaine and almost as much marijuana in the last two years.