Proposals to reorganize the government in order to solve the problem of bureaucratic fragmentation Group of answer choices tend to be supported by Republican presidents who advocate governmental centralization. are supported by interest groups who feel they could better control the regulatory programs of a reorganized bureaucracy. are opposed by congressional committees fearing they will be given greater responsibility to oversee larger and more diverse agencies. are often opposed by agencies not wanting to be submerged within a broader bureaucratic unit.

Are often opposed by agencies not wanting to be submerged within a broader bureaucratic unit

Explanation:

The congress is charged within the responsibility of initially creating the various bureaucratic units in the Country and not the president . this bureaucratic units are in charge of  various government agencies. proposals to reorganize the government in a bid to reduce bureaucratic fragmentation i.e to reduce the amount of bureaucratic units will see the units charged with taking care of more agencies which will lead to some agencies submerged hence the agencies are often opposing this reforms proposed by the government.

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