 From Little Rock Public Radio, I'm Nathan Treese. A partnership between the U.S. and Mexico aims to bolster North American steel production. The agreement states that any steel imported into the U.S. must be created in either Mexico or Canada. Otherwise, the imported steel will be subject to a 25% tariff. Earlier this year, U.S. Representative Rick Crawford, Republican of Jonesboro, introduced legislation to put 25% tariffs on steel imports from Mexico.