I Blame Obama for this.

At least 13 people have died from a crash between a big rig and an SUV in Southern California Tuesday morning, according to the California Highway Patrol.

A Ford Expedition SUV entered the intersection with the big rig and subsequently, the big rig, which was hauling two trailers, collided with the left side of the SUV before 6:15 a.m. local time, the highway patrol said.

Twenty-five people were in the Ford Expedition, ranging in age from 15 to 53, the highway patrol said.

Many passengers were ejected onto the road, the highway patrol said, adding that there were not enough seatbelts for 25 people.

California Highway Patrol Chief Omar Watson told ABC News that it's "unfathomable" that 25 people were inside this one car. There was "major intrusive damage" to the vehicle, which only had a driver's seat and front passenger seat, he said. It wasn't clear why there weren't any backseats, he said.

"What it indicates is that there's not enough safety belts for the passengers, and we obviously want to make sure that everyone's safely restrained within the vehicle," Watson told reporters.