By Jack Doyle PUBLISHED: 19:23 EST, 13 March 2013 | UPDATED: 04:08 EST, 14 March 2013 Speaking out: An e-petition calling on the Prime Minister to block Romanian and Bulgarian workers from coming to the UK has gathered 100,000 signatures potentially prompting a debate in the House of Commons A petition calling on David Cameron to block Romanian and Bulgarian workers from coming to Britain is being signed by 5,000 people a day. So far 100,000 have signed the Downing Street e-petition – and the scale of public feeling means the issue is likely to be raised in the House of Commons.
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100,000 signed a Downing Street e-petition so could be raised in Commons
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Calls for a block on Romanian and Bulgarian workers coming to the UK
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Countries currently limited to 25,000 low-skilled jobs in the UK every year
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Limit expires at end of the year prompting campaigners to call for extension
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Warning that influx could put pressure on housing, schools and healthcare
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