Produced by a group called DCLeaks.com, hacked documents taken from the billionaire's Open Society Foundation International Migration Initiative Thursday illustrate the extent to which the group has been working to make nations accept the current migrant crisis as the "new normal."

A nine-page memo entitled, "Migration Governance and Enforcement," provides insight into how the NGO has influenced immigration policy on a global scale.

"The current refugee crisis is creating space to reconsider the governance of migration and the international refugee regime," states the report, adding that the group's ambitions include to "strengthen norm-setting" of immigration and to "more effectively protect the rights of migrants."

"We aimed to prevent the violation of migrants' rights by minimizing harsh border controls and decreasing the widespread use of detention and deportation," the OSF report admits.

"We deliberately avoided the term 'global governance' because there is no single system at the global level for managing migration," states the report prepared by Soros operatives Anna Crowley and Kate Rosin.

The leaked memo also makes it clear the NGO views the migrant crisis as an opportunity to expand its globalist agenda.

"As our aspirations have evolved, our targets have shifted from harm reduction to more proactive solutions-based policy influencing," states the report.