I am not familiar with these things, but, is there a feasible way of doing this in such a way that intercepted animals are tested, those found to be un-infected spared and productively utilised or distributed by the state, and those found to be contaminated disposed of accordingly? It would just appear like a waste of good food, for a very understandable reason of course.
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Impulse reaction again with no reason whatsoever.
First of all any living cow can be tested if it is infected for the F&M disease. Were all the cattle slaughtered infected? The smuggling crime should be separate from the slaughtering of the cattle. They should compensate the owner for killing his cattle indiscriminately.