By Tim Shipman, Deputy Political Editor David Cameron is facing a double rebellion this week as Tory MPs plan to defy Downing Street on immigration. Tory Nigel Mills made clear yesterday that he will force a vote to toughen up the Government’s Immigration Bill. He wants transitional controls on Bulgarian and Romanian migrants, which were lifted on January 1, to be re-introduced. Contentious issue: Around 70 Tory backbenchers are supporting calls to ban Romanian and Bulgarian immigrants from coming to work in the UK And despite efforts by No 10 to get him to drop the demands, allies of Mr Mills said that between 40 and 50 MPs are still set to rebel when the Bill reaches its report stage on Thursday.
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Tory Nigel Mills led calls for a ban on Romanian and Bulgarian immigrants
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Now 70 Conservatives have signed an amendment to new immigration laws
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Mr Mills has refused to rule out 'crashing' the Bill when it comes before the Commons on Thursday
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