What is the job of the executive branch

The executive branch of the U. S. government is responsible for enforcing laws and its power is vested in the President.

Executive branch it consists of president, the vice president and the members of the president's cabinet. The president and vice president are elected together to a four year term by the Electoral College after a popular to vote. Duties president: chief executive, head of state, and commander-in-chief of the armed forces.