Is it possible to propose a law to protect the right to digital privacy and end-to-end encryption to block the continuous attempts from Europol, Hungary and everybody else to strip us of our privacy?

As you may surmise from the title of this post, I'm not a lawyer, I'm not a politician, I'm not a judge: I'm just a pretty standard Chem student. That being said, I think that the continuous attempts to destroy the digital privacy from our institutions is quite sickening and terrifying, and I would like them to stop once and for all. I know that even if magically such a proposal obtained enough signs (and that's already a lot, since so many rightful proposals now are struggling to find support) the commission could just turn it away, but that would already create a lot of media attention, and the fuckers would be watched 24/7. So, is it possible to propose something like that? Or do I need to start telling my friends to call me or email me for every single conversation we don't have in person?