Which article gets suspended when national emergency is declared?

When a national emergency is declared in the United States, there is no specific article of the Constitution that is automatically suspended. However, certain rights and provisions under the Constitution, particularly those outlined in the Bill of Rights, may be limited or restricted, depending on the nature of the emergency and the actions taken by the government. For example, during times of national emergency, certain freedoms like assembly or speech can be curtailed. The specific rights affected can vary based on the circumstances of the emergency.