Measures to combat immigration and schemes to help businesses are among the Government's priorities which are due to be outlined in the Queen's Speech.
David Cameron says the new policies - including a crackdown on foreign criminals and rogue employers who take on illegal migrants - will back the people of Britain "every step of the way".
The agenda for the next session of Parliament will also see powers strengthened to deport foreign criminals by preventing the abuse of human rights laws.
The Prime Minister and his deputy Nick Clegg will say in a joint foreword to the speech: "In May 2010 we came together to govern in the national interest.
"We knew the road ahead would be tough and so it has proved to be.
"But three years on, our resolve to turn our country around has never been stronger. We know that Britain can be great again because we've got the people to do it.
"Today's Queen's Speech shows that we will back them every step of the way. It is all about backing people who work hard and want to get on in life."
While 163,000 migrants came to the UK in the year to June 2012 - down from 247,000 in the previous year - Mr Cameron has said he aims to reduce the figure to tens of thousands.
A new Immigration Bill will write into law rules to ensure the Article 8 human right to a family life does not prevent the courts from balancing the crime against the perpetrator's right to remain in the country.
Firms exploiting illegal labour will face stiffer fines, as will private landlords if they fail to check on tenants' immigration status.
Incomers' access to NHS services will be regulated and temporary migrants will be expected to make a contribution.
Shadow Commons leader Angela Eagle said: "We will look at measures on immigration. But the truth is over the last three years they have failed on immigration as they have failed in so many other areas.
David Cameron and Nick Clegg admit the last three years have been "tough" "And at the same time, there is one group that is decisively better off - the richest in society."
Also due to be announced is a National Insurance Contributions Bill which will cut the cost of recruiting new employees and a Deregulation Bill to cut red tape for firms looking to grow.
A Social Care Bill will cap care costs, in an attempt to avoid pensioners being forced to sell their homes.
Meanwhile, a Pensions Bill will create a flat-rate pension, which ministers claim will encourage saving and help women who have had long career breaks.
Measures notable for their absence include mooted plans to force cigarettes to be sold in plain packaging and those to set a minimum price for alcohol.
Aid agencies are also angry the Government will again not enshrine in law its commitment to meet the United Nations target to devote 0.7% of GDP to aid spending.
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