The Department of Justice is the Executive Department primarily responsible for enforcing Federal Law. Many other departments enforce their own regulations.
The branch of government responsible for enforcing laws is the executive branch. In the United States, this branch is headed by the President, who is responsible for implementing and enforcing federal laws. The executive branch includes agencies such as the Department of Justice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the Department of Homeland Security, which are tasked with upholding and enforcing laws at the federal level.
The president is responsible for enforcing all federal laws. The Department of Justice and the Treasury Department are his responsibility and include agencies devoted to law enforcement, such as the FBI and the Secret Service. Some more specific area of law enforcement are in drug violations, counterfeiting money and restrictions on radio and television broadcasting.
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For passing the laws: The US Congress For enforcing and prosecuting the laws: The US Justice Department.
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The executive department that regulates airlines in the United States is the Department of Transportation (DOT). Within the DOT, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is specifically responsible for overseeing civil aviation, ensuring safety, and enforcing regulations related to air travel. The DOT also handles economic regulations, including airline pricing and routes.
The executive branch is responsible for putting laws into force. The legislature enacts the laws for the executive. The executive also enforces the will and judgments of the courts. In federal government cabinet agencies under the president enforce laws and regulations.
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The United States Department of State handles foreign affairs.
The executive branch of government is organized by the Constitution and is primarily headed by the President. It includes various federal agencies and departments, such as the Department of State and the Department of Defense, which carry out laws and administer public policy. The President appoints members of the Cabinet and other key officials to assist in these functions. Additionally, the executive branch is responsible for enforcing laws and conducting foreign relations.