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Le Pen is being politically prosecuted to keep her and her increasingly popular views on immigration away from power. As is the case with Donald Trump in America, France's left-wing establishment is using the justice system to drum up bogus charges against a woman they see as a political threat. If anyone is committing a crime, it's the government using the court system as a political tool.
There's a 41% chance that Le Pen will be elected President of France in 2027, according to the Metaculus prediction community.