“Revocation of Jewish Citizenship” issued by Prime Minister Tawfig al-Suwaydi [Iraq] [Unconfirmed]
Commentary from other sources:
1) In order to halt the uncontrolled flight of Jewish assets, Iraqi Prime Minister Tawfig as-Suwaydi [al-Suwaydi] engineered an amendment to Law 1, the Denaturalization Act. The amendment revoked citizenship to any Jew who wanted to the country. Once Jews registered to emigrate, they were required to leave within 15 days. On March 3, 1950, to halt the uncontrolled flight of assets and people, Iraqi Prime Minister Tawfig as-Suwaydi engineered the passage of an amendment to Law 1, the Denaturalization Act. The amendment authorized revocation of citizenship to any Jew who willingly left the country. The new measure mimicked similar legislation in Nazi Germany. Upon exit, Jewish assets were frozen but were still available to the emigrants for use within Iraq. Once Jews registered to emigrate, the decision was permanent, and they were required to leave within 15 days. The window would not be wide.
When Iraq Expelled Its Jews to Israel—The Inside Story, israelnewstalkradio.com; jpost.com; tikkun.org