The nation's busy immigration courts decide thousands of cases every day.

Court interpreters play a critical role in that process, ensuring that judges, lawyers and those facing deportation all understand each other.

But those interpreters may be headed for a steep decline because of a new contract and dispute over pay and other work conditions.

Buzzfeed reporter Adolfo Flores and court reporter Carmelina Cadena join Take Two to describe how it could increase the already-backlogged set of cases that face immigration courts.