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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said it was “legally questionable” whether the Biden administration could rely on the 14th Amendment to effectively ignore the debt limit

NIIGATA, Japan—Treasury Secretarysaid it was “legally questionable” whether the Biden administration could rely on the 14th Amendment to effectively ignore the debt limit, pouring cold water on a method favored by some Democrats to avoid a default.

The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states that American debt authorized by law “shall not be questioned.” President Biden said this week he was considering invoking the amendment as a way to keep paying the nation’s bills if Congress doesn’t raise the debt limit. But he added the issue would be subject to litigation and may not be a solution in the current standoff.

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