The Patriots turned to Brussels due to the Tisza's "autocratic measures".

Members of the Patriotic Alliance from Hungary, France, Austria, Italy, Spain, and the Czech Republic have raised concerns with the European Commission regarding the Hungarian government's actions led by Péter Magyar. They seek clarification on whether these actions align with EU democratic principles and the requirement for an independent judiciary. The representatives argue that recent constitutional amendments unfairly exclude opposition members from future elections and criticize the seizure of Fidesz servers as illegal. They reference specific EU treaties and the Charter of Fundamental Rights in their inquiry. The Hungarian Constitutional Court previously dismissed challenges to the amendments, while the prosecution found parts of the server seizure procedure unlawful, citing issues with the handling of personal data.