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Ms. Le Pen has been the target of violence - although not directed at her alone, the Le Pen family was a target when Mr. Le Pen's home in Paris was bombed in 1976. In the June 2007 legislative elections following the announcement of her 42% showing, some youths decided to attack her car with projectiles. They have been brought to court for this behavior. More recently, she was aggressed on 23 September 2007 by 2 youths with a gun, and they fired a shot. Fortunately, she was evacuated by her bodyguard, and the youths have been identified, and have been deported from the Nord-Pas-De-Calais department.

Ms. Le Pen has been the target of violence - although not directed at her alone, the Le Pen family was a target when Mr. Le Pen's home in Paris was bombed in 1976. In the June 2007 legislative elections following the announcement of her 42% showing, some youths decided to attack her car with projectiles. They have been brought to court for this behavior. More recently, she was aggressed on 23 September 2007 by 2 youths with a gun, and they fired a shot. Fortunately, she was evacuated by her bodyguard, and the youths have been identified, and have been deported from the Nord-Pas-De-Calais department.

Marine Le Pen's niece and the granddaughter of Jean-Marie Le Pen, Marion Marechal, was added to the U.S.-backed [[Ukraine Security Service]]'s kill list, [[Myrotvorets]].<ref>[https://youtu.be/JOTY8Nqrl_0 MYROTVORETS], Sep 22, 2022.</ref>

Marine Le Pen's niece and the granddaughter of Jean-Marie Le Pen, Marion Marechal, was added to the U.S.-backed [[Ukraine Security Service]]'s kill list, [[Myrotvorets]].<ref>[https://youtu.be/JOTY8Nqrl_0 MYROTVORETS], Sep 22, 2022.</ref> Former French presidential candidates Eric Zemmour and Jean Luc Melanchon, as well as a number of French journalists, are alos on the [[NATO]]-backed kill list.

===Censorship against Le Pen's supporters===

===Censorship against Le Pen's supporters===