ARIZONAPhotos: March for Our Lives protest at Arizona Capitol Antranik TavitianArizona RepublicStudents leading the March for Our Lives called for stricter gun laws as they marched to the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix as part of a nationwide demonstration in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicJoe Melone, a gun right activist (left), confronts a group of demonstrators outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix. Hundreds of people participated in the March for Our Lives demonstration calling for stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicWanda Right cheers outside the Arizona Capitol as a speaker calls for reforms to current gun policies on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix. Hundreds of people participated in the March for Our Lives demonstration in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicHundreds of people gathered outside the Arizona Capitol as part of a nationwide demonstration calling for stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicA sign rests on a table outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix. Hundreds of people took part in a nationwide demonstration calling for stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicPeople carried homemade signs as they marched to Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix to demand stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicAlex Shawver (center) holds a sign in support of stricter gun legislation outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix as hundreds of people take part in a nationwide demonstration in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicStudents hold a banner calling for an end to gun violence as they lead hundreds of people in a march outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix as part of a nationwide demonstration for stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicHundreds of people gathered outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix as part of a nationwide demonstration calling for stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicEthan Schmidt Crockett, (left) a gun rights activist speaks through a megaphone in an attempt to interrupt the March for Our Lives demonstration outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix. Hundreds of people gathered as part of a nationwide demonstration calling for stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicSara Runyon (center) holds a sign rebuking calls to arm teachers as a solution to mass shootings in schools as hundreds of people gathered outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix to demonstrate for stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicA woman holds a sign to protest recent mass shooting in the country as hundreds of people gather outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix as part of a nationwide demonstration calling for stricter gun laws.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicBonnie Hopes is seen holding a sign in front of counter-protesters who attempted to disrupt the March for Our Lives demonstration outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicWanda Right (center) claps outside the Arizona Capitol as a speaker calls for reforms to current gun policies on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix. Hundreds of people participated in the March for Our Lives demonstration in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicHundreds of people gathered outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix as part of a nationwide demonstration calling for stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicStudents hold a banner calling for an end to gun violence as they lead hundreds of people in a march outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix as part of a nationwide demonstration for stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicDemonstrators with the March for Our Lives walk past body bags laid outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix as a reminder of the lives lost to gun violence. Hundreds of people participated in a nationwide demonstration calling for stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicHundreds of people marched outside the Arizona Capitol on June 11, 2022, in Phoenix as part of a nationwide demonstration calling for stricter gun laws in response to recent mass shootings.Alberto Mariani/The RepublicA group of protesters pose for a photo while an installation of body bags lays on the floor at the Arizona State Capitol during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicA group of counter-protesters carrying guns walks through a crowd at the Arizona State Capitol during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicA counter-protester argues with a protester during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicPeople wait for speakers to take the stage during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022. The event brought out nearly a thousand people.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicAdrian Fontes, candidate for Arizona Secretary of State, right, argues with a counter-protester during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicAdrian Fontes, candidate for Arizona Secretary of State, left, argues with a counter-protester during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicNolan Lyle, left, joins in a moment of silence for victims of mass shootings during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicWanda Wright, center left, cheers as counter-protesters attempt to disrupt speeches during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicWanda Wright, center left, cheers as counter-protesters attempt to disrupt speeches during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicEthan Schmidt, who is banned from the Arizona Capitol Building, is walked away from the stage after attempting to disrupt a speech during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicRoughly a thousand people listen to speakers during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicAmber Kassisieh (left) Stormy Light (middle) and Zac Whaley (right) yell in support as Rep. Jennifer Longdon asks the crowd "Are you angry?" during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicJasmine Thompson (left) cheers as Rep. Jennifer Longdon asked the crowd "Are you angry," during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicAmber Kassisieh (left) Stormy Light (middle) and Zac Whaley (right) listen to speakers before marching during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicJennifer Villalpando holds her son Andreo, 4, before they march during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicProtesters march down West Jefferson Street during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicProtesters march up South 15th Avenue during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, at the Arizona State Capitol on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The RepublicProtesters return to the Arizona State Capitol after marching during the annual March for Our Lives protest, a nationwide demonstration in support of gun control legislation, on Saturday, June 11, 2022.Antranik Tavitian/The Republic