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Does the Borel functor take equivariant fibrations to fibrations?
I believe what you are asking is true whenever $X\to B$, considered as an unequivariant map,
is a Serre fibration.
First some definitions:
Call a map of $G$-spaces $E \to B$ a $G$-Serre fibration …
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