News of a ceasefire in the conflict involving Iran prompted a wide range of reactions in the Sacramento area on Tuesday, as residents and political experts weighed both the agreement itself and President Donald Trump’s rhetoric surrounding the war. Some residents said they remain deeply skeptical of the U.S. role in the conflict. “He has not given any reason whatsoever for bombing Iran and starting this war,” said Michael Meyer, who opposes the war. Others said they do not trust that the ceasefire will hold.
