Muckraker followed the illegal immigration pipeline from Africa into and across Europe. Over two months, they traced how tens of thousands of illegal aliens are moved into and across Europe, and who’s making it happen. In this documentary, you’ll see:
- • A UN migration worker admitting that governments profit from illegal immigration and have no interest in stopping it
- • Illegal immigrants getting flown by plane to the European mainland
- • Organizations openly guiding illegal immigrants across borders
They were violently attacked and nearly arrested for exposing how Europe is being replaced. Watch the full documentary and share it with the world.
Follow the Money: How the Replacement of Europe Is Being Funded and How Your Tax Dollars Play a Part
Spanish NGOs as the Front-Line Operators
Europe’s rapid demographic transformation is sustained by deliberate public funding. In Spain, the Catholic NGO Accem operates as a central part of the reception system. In 2024 it reported €225.1 million in income (roughly $244 million). About 88 percent—€198.5 million, or approximately $215 million—came from the Spanish central government. Private donations made up barely 1 percent. Accem runs air transfers from the Canary Islands to the mainland, manages camps and hotels, and provides ongoing support. Other groups such as CEAR receive comparable public funding. Spanish authorities and the European Union contract these organizations to handle arrivals rather than relying primarily on border enforcement. Officials have publicly justified high migration levels on economic and demographic grounds and have advanced regularizations that enlarge the population already inside the country.
International Frameworks and UN Funding
Broader international arrangements reinforce the same direction. The UN’s non-binding Global Compact for Migration and the work of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) emphasize expanded pathways, migrant rights, and the integration of migration into development goals. The European Union has directed billions toward IOM programs. The United States is also a major donor: between 2021 and 2025 it contributed $5 billion in voluntary contributions to IOM, including roughly $1.6 billion in one recent fiscal year. In Mauritania, the main departure point for the Canary Islands route, US money appears more directly. State Department Julia Taft Refugee Fund grants and IOM projects financed by the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration support centers and services that assist people preparing to leave for Europe. Staff at one Nouadhibou facility confirmed that the US Embassy funded bakery and computer facilities used by migrants.
The Funding Pipeline
Public budgets create and expand reception capacity, transport logistics, and NGO employment that grow with the volume of arrivals. European taxpayers finance the Spanish and EU side of the system. American taxpayers help underwrite the UN migration apparatus and origin-country projects that manage the early stages of the same journeys. The result is a funded operational pipeline whose continuation depends on ongoing political and budgetary decisions.
Conclusion
We must stop funding the dissolution of Europe.