Enforcers are individuals or groups responsible for ensuring compliance with laws, rules, or regulations. They often work in various sectors, including law enforcement, corporate governance, and regulatory agencies. Their primary role is to maintain order and protect the rights of individuals by investigating violations and taking appropriate action. In the context of organized crime, enforcers may refer to those who use intimidation or violence to ensure that members adhere to the group's rules. These enforcers often operate under the direction of a leader, such as a mob boss, and play a crucial role in maintaining control within the organization.