An European Union committee voted to lift National Front leader Marine Le Pen’s immunity Tuesday, which means she could face charges in France for tweeting images of Islamic State killings in 2015. EU’s legal committee overwhelmingly voted to remove Le Pen’s immunity Tuesday after a request from the French prosecutor. “This only shows French citizens what the EU is, what the European Parliament is and that it’s all part of the system that wants to stop the French people’s candidate that I am,” Le Pen said Tuesday, according to AFP.