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Yes they can. WASLI supports the notion of Deaf people being able to train and work as interpreters. The WASLI Vice President, Juan Druetta of Argentina, is also a Deaf interpreter. The situation regarding Deaf interpreters varies from country to country. For more details click on Deaf Interpreters.
