In our report on Chinese-manufactured drywall, we visited homeowner Colleen Stephens, whose family was forced to abandon their home to avoid the sulfur gas emitted by the drywall. She joined a massive lawsuit with nearly 10,000 plaintiffs to demand legal remedy, but no court date has yet been set.
The company that made the drywall in the Stephens’ home has direct ties to the Chinese government and has not made any efforts to remediate any of the homes with its drywall. Alison Stewart spoke with ProPublica reporter Joaquin Sapien to find out more about the federal government’s involvement in the investigations and the options homeowners have if they find toxic drywall in their own homes.





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