Question

Why was prohibition difficult to enforce

Answer 1

Answer: -Bureau was underfunded and had only 1500 agents

-Had to patrol 18,700 miles of coastline and inland borders

-Had fro track down illegal stills and equipment

-Had to monitor highways for truckloads of alcohol

Explanation: Hope this helps :)

Answer 2

Responsibility for enforcing Prohibition fell to the Bureau of Prohibition at the Federal level, and to normal state and local agencies (e.g. state and local police forces.