39. Why might Australian law enforcement prioritize people smuggling cases over human trafficking cases, despite the serious harms of trafficking? (A) People smuggling cases are usually less politically sensitive than trafficking cases. (B) Human trafficking cases are always too minor to justify investigation. (C) People smuggling cases more easily fit border security and national sovereignty agendas, making them highly visible and resourced. (D) Human trafficking does not involve any cross-border element, so it falls outside criminal law priorities.