Where did Barack Obama migrate to?

Answer 1

In 1971, Barack Obama moved back to Hawaii. His mom and step-dad did not feel he was getting a good enough education in Indonesia, plus he missed Hawaii. So, he went to live with his grandparents in Honolulu; they were the ones who helped to raise him and who paid his tuition to attend a private school there.

Answer 2

There is no evidence that he "migrated," which usually means taking up permanent residence in a new country. He was born in Hawaii, and lived there till he was five. He and his mom and step-dad lived in Indonesia for four years, but Barack did not stay there-- he came back to Hawaii. And throughout his life, he always was a resident of the United States, the country of his birth; he lived in various cities, but finally settled in Chicago.

On the other hand, perhaps you are thinking of his biological father, who had the same name as the president. Barack Senior came from Kenya to live and study in Hawaii. But he too did not stay or establish permanent residence -- he moved to Cambridge MA to attend graduate school and then, he returned to Africa.

Answer 3

He moved to Chicago, to work as a community organizer. He would later move to Cambridge MA (right outside of Boston) to attend Harvard Law School, and then move back to Chicago.

Answer 4

he moved to Washighton D.C.