Pretty sure most constitutions forbid the state to put people under surveillance. The EU doesn't have that so it is valid to ask what the EU actually still prov

Pretty sure most constitutions forbid the state to put people under surveillance. The EU doesn't have that so it is valid to ask what the EU actually still provide to its citizens. There is in fact a battle right now over who has primacy here. Allegedly it is everyone against Poland, but the details are more nuanced.