By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 04:28 EST, 15 September 2013 | UPDATED: 05:42 EST, 16 September 2013 Tory plans to force all visitors to the UK to pay a £3,000 bond will be blocked by the Lib Dems, Nick Clegg vowed today. The Deputy Prime Minister vowed to jettison Theresa May’s push to ‘clobber’ tens of thousands of visitors from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nigeria before they are allowed to enter Britain. And in further signs of a coalition rift over immigration, Mr Clegg dismissed the ‘silly’ ad vans warning illegal immigrants in London to ‘go home’ and insisted they would not be rolled out across nationwide.
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Lib Dem leader reveals coalition split on immigration policy
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Home Secretary Theresa May wants levy imposed on high risk countries
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But Mr Clegg said it should be targeted and not 'clobber' all tourists
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Poll shows most Lib Dem members want coalition with Labour in 2015
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Coalition divisions also emerge over employment law and wind farms
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Lembit Opik calls for Clegg to resign as Vicky Pryce savages mansion tax
Nick Clegg tried to play down suggestions that he favoured a new coalition with the @placeholder - but then saved his biggest economic criticism for Labour.