Unless we decouple, unless we figure out ways in which we can encourage reinvestment back in these facilities, and continue to provide housing that is affordable for folks, we are going to have a serious problem in communities.
Heinrich stresses the need for policy changes to maintain affordable housing in rural communities.
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