Question

multiple - choice question
once the supreme court makes a ruling
they have the power to make congress
enforce it
they have the power to enforce it
they must rely on the president to honor and
enforce it

Explanation:

The Supreme Court is part of the judicial branch. The Constitution divides government power among the three branches (legislative - Congress, executive - President, judicial - Supreme Court). The judicial branch (Supreme Court) interprets laws (makes rulings), but it does not have its own enforcement mechanism. The executive branch (President) is responsible for enforcing laws. Congress (legislative) makes laws. So the Supreme Court must rely on the President (executive) to honor and enforce its rulings.

Answer:

they must rely on the President to honor and enforce it