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Ok, you got me, I was being far too hyperbolic."No one", as with "everyone", is usually wrong. A common principle of libertarians is free movement across borders. A common principle of progressives is immediate access to welfare programs. Some people support voting rights in lower level elections for residents (not exclusively citizens). I have read a few who would extend that to federal elections (pay taxes, have the right to vote for representation), which is after all one of the ideas that prompted the American Revolution.
I suppose it's remotely possible that there is no one person who holds all of these ideas along with whatever else is needed so as to be indistinguishable from "citizenship".
Correction: No one within the Biden-Harris administration nor the Harris campaign has implied explicitly or implicitly that they intent to push forward a policy that would allow free and automatic citizenship to anyone who crosses in the states, whether legally or illegally.