False. The main job of the executive branch is to enforce and execute laws, not necessarily to ensure they are obeyed.
False. The main job of the executive branch is to enforce and carry out laws.
True. The main job of the executive branch is indeed to make sure that all laws are obeyed. The executive branch is responsible for implementing and enforcing laws passed by the legislative branch. This branch of government is headed by the President or equivalent executive leader, who has the authority to enforce laws, manage the administration of government agencies, and oversee the operations of the executive branch.
