Which branch enforces laws?

Which branch enforces laws?

• A. Legislative Branch
• B. Judicial Branch
• C. Executive Branch
• D. Platform

Answer: (C)

Enforcing laws means putting laws into action and running the government on a day-to-day basis. That work is done by the Executive Branch, led by the president (and supported by the president’s Cabinet and various federal agencies), which implements and enforces laws and oversees government operations. The Legislative Branch makes laws and decides what should be done, but it does not execute them. The Judicial Branch interprets laws and resolves disputes about how they apply. A platform isn’t a branch of government; it’s a set of policy ideas.

Enforcing laws means putting laws into action and running the government on a day-to-day basis. That work is done by the Executive Branch, led by the president (and supported by the president’s Cabinet and various federal agencies), which implements and enforces laws and oversees government operations. The Legislative Branch makes laws and decides what should be done, but it does not execute them. The Judicial Branch interprets laws and resolves disputes about how they apply. A platform isn’t a branch of government; it’s a set of policy ideas.