Depending on the implementation, yup. Since both of the most popular Immutable libraries that I know of (Immutable.js, mori) have their own API for setting pro

Depending on the implementation, yup. Since both of the most popular Immutable libraries that I know of (Immutable.js, mori) have their own API for setting properties via a `.set` method, it would not be unreasonable for them to use `Object.freeze` in order to make raw mutations throw an error. Both libraries provide their own implementation of a Set though, so in practice you would just use the library provided one.