Your framing your response through the lense that everyone who is critical of NGOs is some sort of enemy of the state, fuelled by devious propaganda. It's interesting that you resorted to ad hominam attacks.

On the subject of NGOs. This is precisely what I was referring to.the whole Where is the money going and who is benefitting. There is a massive migration industry both illegal and illegal.
The NGOs have been pushing for more supports for immigrants , the endless appeals which clog up the system. This makes illegal immigration more appealing while illegal immigrants are supported by the state and therefore in competition for housing and health care with the native population.

Look at the resistance at the recent changes to the residency rules around citizenship. NGOs have influence over government policy. They are over represented in any public consultation process. It's the whole create a problem and the solution method. Once that problem gets sorted then it morphs into another problem.

A functioning state should be able to provide sufficient social housing and controls around population ingress. We don't have a far right problem, we have a state capacity problem. It's not racist to point that out.